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Russell 20002,974.47−1.36%
S&P 5007,711.40−0.15%
Dow Jones53,527.10−0.06%
Nasdaq 10029,444.40−0.47%
Russell 20002,974.47−1.36%
S&P 5007,711.40−0.15%
Dow Jones53,527.10−0.06%
Nasdaq 10029,444.40−0.47%
Russell 20002,974.47−1.36%
S&P 5007,711.40−0.15%
Dow Jones53,527.10−0.06%
Nasdaq 10029,444.40−0.47%
Russell 20002,974.47−1.36%
S&P 5007,711.40−0.15%
Dow Jones53,527.10−0.06%
Nasdaq 10029,444.40−0.47%
Russell 20002,974.47−1.36%

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