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Markets and rates. First word news here is emma chandra. The white house is firing back at msnbc for releasing details of President Trumps tax returns. He paid 38 million in tax rates of 150 million. The white house said you know you are desperate for ratings when you are willing to violate the law to publish two pages of tax returns. At the whitemp met house with the saudi deputy afterwards, and saudi adviser says there is a significant shift in relationships. In europe, the netherlands is voting today on the measure of the first spread of populism. The antiislam candidate, Geert Wilders, onc...

Names in the group about to break out. But first, we start off with the move in oil past 50 bucks a barrel today, settling at its highest level in more than a year. Its actually whats been rallying that piqued our interest. Over the last month, the dollar higher, things that dont rally when oil does. Is the economy perhaps stronger than we think . Guy . It would appear so. If you ticked all those things you mentioned, you have to say, were looking at a stronger economy. I dont think were looking at a stronger economy. The numbers continue to come out, the ism data and what have you is mediocre...

That a good or bad idea . Voices on both sides of that issue. We have the latest and you get to chime in on whos right in that battle, as well. You can see on an otherwise up day, all the table stocks are lower. The president in china at a quick summit announcing a visa program thats expanded and on the same day china is the top suspect in a massive hacking attack on the u. S. Postal service affecting more than 800,000 postal workers. Can we have truly normal economic relations with china while they continue to hack america at will, seemingly . Looking for one Great Holiday deal this year, don...

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