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After another record-setting day in the stock market yesterday, it looks like things may start off a bit more subdued today. But the bias nonetheless appears to continue to be to the upside a day after the
Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJI) crossed into 34,000 territory for the first time.
A lot has been going right for Wall Street this week, as solid bank earnings have added to optimism from bumper economic data and a surprise pullback in Treasury yields yesterday.
This morning, the 10-year yield has recovered some ground but remains below the key 1.6% level, which probably will keep helping mega-cap tech and other growth stocks, although it’s not particularly helpful for the banks.
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The risk of being exposed to the coronavirus on an airline flight drops by as much as half when airlines keep middle seats open, a new study published by the U.S. government concludes, but it’s a safety practice the carriers have abandoned.
The study is the latest to roil the waters on a controversial topic: just how risky it is to travel during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study did not attempt to estimate infection risks, and it was based on modeling done before the pandemic, so it didn’t consider rules that now require face masks on flights.