the all-new creation from heinz. >>> trending this midday, heinz hopes this next story will be a big dill with its cus mers. >> dill. get it? the company will release pickle-flavored ketchup next year in response to the growing demand for dill-flavored products. heinz says 73% of americans love the taste of pickles, so the timing is right. a 20-ounce bottle will sell for around $4. looks like you're the one taker here. >> i'm going to go for it. remember that commercial with the classic pickle? >> i do. >> take that lunch outside. it's going to be nice. we have some great temperatures, and in san francisco we'll reach into the mid-60s over the next few days, really not seeing too much of a change. we'll be watching out for a couple of slight chances of rain, but overall we are going to head into a dry pattern, at least through the weekend. >> it looks good. all right. take my pickle and go. >> groucho marx. >> i didn't know. now i know. now you know. come back and see us sometime. still living with odors? get back in there and freshen instantly with febreze air mist. febreze's fine m

the heinz back in july global prices search. dr. government bond export of non bus mosley. like to talk more about this last spring and dw correspondence, our cards k in daily terror, rice i put, could be done by as much as 80 percent this year. how much of a blow is this for farmers i would get it's nothing sort of a setback. for fun was, you know, this is one, some things were uneven. first, there was a dry spell then that will floods at a lot of places where they were, are no slots. but then farmers had almost a cropped ready when lately a damaged the crops. so they didn't have a good harvest at all because of which now there's this for, for costs that the rise, the rice, i put my go down, the exports band, which was limited in july further dented. the sun was in command now that there is a prospect for the extension of the day if these explode, restrictions from was a really worried. and so a treatise and this isn't only a domestic issue because india is the world's biggest rise x force, or are the effects of this disappointing yields being felt internationally. yes. wh

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so on heinz soil for time like in 2011 this tournament tended and disaster. india had one came out to 10 met. she's heading into the final stray, the we're in opponents. we saw unbeatable, doesn't die. this is, i'm just reading the know the unexpected india, which seemed to pat fast struggles against australia, folders, and steel. this even very totally so also in india's, he writes, wasn't immune pulled out within the revenge. the dismissed the 240 different different types. so and so the australian endings became a traverse, head show he smashed, runs in silence. the product design heard crowds racking up to see perhaps the industry just the 7th plan to do so when it woke up fine by now the match was a full on conclusion. the winning runs coming courtesy of grant maxwell, the main to seek to try some frustrating and extending their record is the tournaments most successful team. and here's a round up of some other stories are going to have been voting in the presidential run off. that will determine whether the country pivots to the right far. i populous candidate javier malay is a

risk of holding its 1st supply chain expo, china says and one's closer, tre dies with all countries. heinz, that will get an excellent also coming up residents and malaysia. as i'm finished, forrest city are fearing that the problems of chinese developer, country garden for less devastating consequences for them. and we'll go to italy and show you why they try brand to train could revolutionize regional trends. and chris kolber, welcome to the program. china is trying to convert the impact of western countries reviewing and reducing their exposure to the world's 2nd largest economy. speaking at the 1st ever china international supply chain, expo premier li chung said that china oppose us what he called. the coupling event is being slaves bid to attract for an investment which has fall into his story clothes. recently. over the past year, the united states and the european union have been reducing their dependents on chinese suppliers and cutting off chinese firms from sectors deemed sensitive. let's have a listen to what the chinese premier leads young have to say. well, many young people

so on heinz soil for time like in 2011. this tournament ended in disaster. india had 110 out of 10 met. she's heading into the final stray the we're in opponents, we saw the guy doing the man. and this is i'm just reading the know india looking to process struggles against australia as photos and steel. there's even variant totally so also in india is he writes, wasn't immune pulled out with india or eventually dismissed the $249.00 different types. so and so we are strangely, meetings became a traverse, head show. the smashed runs in silence. the product design heard crowds racking on to see perhaps any 3 trespass sevens planned to do so when it woke up fine by now the match was a full grown conclusion. the winning runs coming courtesy of grand maxwell, the main to seek to try some frustrating, extending directly, or just the tournaments most successful team. in formula one, racing world champion max for stopping overcame a collision and a time penalty to win a griffin, an old girl, las vegas from free for stopping, compla

you can see it here with thailand. vietnam unpack, as don relatively far the heinz back in july, a global prices search. dr. government bond export of non plus mosley. like to talk more about this last spring and dw correspondence, our cards k in daily terror, rice i put, could be done by as much as 80 percent this year. how much of a blow is this for farmers to get? it's nothing sort of a setback for farmers know this is one, some things were uneven. first, there was a dry spells and they were floods at a lot of places where they were no slots, but then farmers had almost a cropped ready when late thing a damaged the crops. so they didn't have a good harvest at all because of which now there's this for, for costs that the rise, right? so i put my go down the export band, which was limited in july, further than did, the song was income. and now that there is a prospect for the extension of the police exploit restrictions from was a really worried and so treatise and this isn't only a domestic issue because india is the world's biggest wise x force, or are the effects of this disappointing

so on heinz. soil for time, like in 2011 this tournament tended and disaster. india had one came out to 10, met. she's heading into the final stray. the we're in opponents. we saw the unbeatable doesn't die. i'm just reading the india look into that fast struggles against australia as photos and steel. there's even very totally so also in india's, he writes, wasn't immune pulled out with india or eventually dismissed the $240.00 a defendable. totes so. and so the straight and endings became a traverse head show. the smashed runs in silence. the product design heard crowds racking up to see perhaps any 3 trespass seven's plan to do so when it woke up fine by now the match was a full grown conclusion. the winning runs coming courtesy of grand maxwell, the main to seek to try some frustrating and extending their record is the tournaments most successful team. the intent is not a big joke of which is one the i to be funnels for record 7th time. so it'd be unpaid, it least younique's seen it in the final interview in july which had lost the scene in the group stage earlier this week. but

and cvs is out, kraft heinz out moments ago. i got this refrigerator stock -- and so we are doing ok there but do we care about the boring stocks? we are totally addicted. apple has new products. do we do team coverage of apple, but we do team coverage of kraft heinz? lisa: i don't know for sure. but my we look at the headlines of coca-cola and the likes of caterpillar they are raising prices and increasing volume that speaks to the stickiness we have with price and wages. tom: and at one point is it where mcdonald's cannot raise the price of my number two value meal. lisa: and with the case of expensive coca-cola's and shrink flake and they can raise prices and still sell. that is i think keeping the fed up at night. 9 and with creek -- tom: and with kraft heinz, with the food thing they are doing back to 2015, that is eight years i call it -6% shared total return. the boring stocks we are in the earnings season right now it makes for bad tv and radio but stay with us. lisa: and they become flashpoints for arguments. will they

like heinz beans, which is like the market heinz beans, which is like the ma they can afford to justhack >> they can afford to just whack up people up those prices because people aren't options. aren't buying the options. >> the worst one >> you know what the worst one is at the moment? ticketmaster oh, monopoly , absolutely oh, the monopoly, absolutely hated, aren't they in the us going kill live events? going to kill live events? >> yeah, i don't out no. >> yeah, i don't go out no. >> anyway, josh they've spelt that with an apostrophe between the h, which is giving the s and the h, which is giving you exotic josh josh you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail . you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail. now you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail . now everything we daily mail. now everything we were scolded for saying at the time turns out to be true, yet again. >> no, i. no, no proof that face masks ever worked against covid claims . the uk hsa boss, this claims. the uk hsa boss, this professor, dame jenny harris. she heads up the uk health security agency. now i believe she

heinz is releasing a pickle-flavored ketchup next year.to an increased desire for tasty yet unexpected condiments. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm jarred hill, bs news, new york. >>> no one is denying that combination. you can have pickles and then ketchup. you don't need them all together. we'll see how it goes. >>> bundles of love letters sent to french soldiers have been discovered more than 250 years later. a history professor from cambridge found the letters that were archived. they were never delivered after the ship and soldiers were captured by the british navy in 1758, and the letters reveal how people dealt with the absence of their loved ones. >>> up next, boat fire verdict. a captain learning his fate in a dive boat fire that killed 34 people. that killed 34 people. stop typing, and start talking. it could be a medical condition called peyronie's disease, or pd. you're not alone, there is hope. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose and treat pd. visit makeapdplan.com today. dad, we got

let's see what you do with kraft heinz.e for this kind of environment. what do you make of this >> the issue with kraft is volumes have been declining, mid-single digits, but it's been an anemic grower for the last five to seven years. just not a lot going on here i think this with the peptides from the ozempic folks, that's a problem because we all know ketchup and condiments are not healthy. they're chock-full of sugar. there are better opportunities the dividend is high, but cash is high. i don't have the headache of owning i'd rather have cash than kraft. >> you see these weight loss drugs as a real threat to some of the food company anies and xa grocery companies. >> certainly i look at behavior these things dominate, whether it's cardio or kidney. some of these foods that are typically unhealthy, people may look and say do i need to eat that as much is this a good thing for me? that's a problem >> yeah. ketchup on fries is still pretty good i have to say. >> spectacular i don't know what to do. >> let's move to pinter

be heinz announced new pickle-flavored catsup.ickles and the beloved catsup brand together. it's smart to throw it all this one bottle. >> they already have. mayo chup. a lot of flavors out there. i'm not a big pickle person. if it's on a burger, people are either pickle people or not. i'm like, all right, you can have mine. >> i'll take it. i like pickles. >>> turning to the young adults trying to catch up with their elders. a new study shows americans 18-34 known as the millennial and gen z are struggling to achieve the same milestones their parents did at same ages. 55% say it's much hard tore purcharder to purchase a home and get promoted. 40% say it's easier now to find economic opportunities outside of traditional employment. you can see the numbers there. they do make sense. but the thing about it is, who's blaming who? are the parents to blame for enabling and making it so easy for this generation? >> that could be. that could be. i mean, i think it's, there could be different factors, right? i think it takes longer now to

kissinger was born heinz alfred kissinger in furth, germany, in 1923. as a teenager he moved to the u.s. with his family to flee the nazis and later returned as a u.s. soldier. after world war ii he went to harvard as a student, then as a professor of government. in 1968, president nixon tapped him to be his national security advisor. in that role, kissinger instituted the policy of detante to ease tensions with the soviet union. he also secretly traveled to china to foster a new u.s. relationship. the result was an historic 1972 summit that ended more than two decades of hostility between the two countries. a year later, egypt and syria launched a surprise attack on israel. now secretary of state, kissinger continued his diplomatic travels which became known as shuttle diplomacy. he personally met with various leaders in the middle east and helped negotiate an end to the yom kippur war. >> no area of the world is it more difficult to promote a just and lasting peace. >> reporter: but the most pressing u.s. foreign policy issue was vietnam. in 1970, kis

like heinz beans, which is like the market heinz beans, which is like the ma they can afford to justhack >> they can afford to just whack up people up those prices because people aren't options. aren't buying the options. >> the worst one >> you know what the worst one is at the moment? ticketmaster oh, monopoly , absolutely oh, the monopoly, absolutely hated, aren't they in the us going kill live events? going to kill live events? >> yeah, i don't out no. >> yeah, i don't go out no. >> anyway, josh they've spelt that with an apostrophe between the h, which is giving the s and the h, which is giving you exotic josh josh you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail . you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail. now you a slightly exotic josh josh daily mail . now everything we daily mail. now everything we were scolded for saying at the time turns out to be true, yet again. >> no, i. no, no proof that face masks ever worked against covid claims . the uk hsa boss, this claims. the uk hsa boss, this professor, dame jenny harris. she heads up the uk health security agency. now i believe she

. >> reporter: sam singer is a spokesperson for heinz, the developer. he says the delay as combination of factors. >> getting the parts, getting the paperwork, and then this is not the city's fault but it takes awhile to get this done properly, and it also takes time to get it done and permitted properly. that's taken a lot longer than the residents would like to have seen. >> reporter: their hearts go out to residents, he says the owners have done everything they could, saying their doing their best to get tenants back in as quickly as they can. >> to us this is another pushing out. >> reporter: nasi is an attorney representing 90 tenants in a lawsuit against the property owners saying the closure has dragged on so long, some tenants have moved away, others are worried something else might go wrong at the building even as others count the days till they can return. >> imagine being put out of your home. bad enough, but then the notion of, when is it going to be fixed? when am i going to be able to come back? when am i going to have some peace? >>> the

born heinz alfred kissinger in germany in 1923, his jewish family escaped the nazis and'em emigrated tom emigrated to emigrated to america an advisor to republican politicians, kissinger was eventually named nixon's secretary of state in 1973 there, an open relationship with mao's china was regarded as a crowning achievement, as well as the nobel peace prize he shared in 1973 with north vietnam for negotiating peace there, even though south vietnam collapsed two years later. as nixon's presidency deteriorated during the watergate coverup, kissinger himself avoided any involvement with the scandal and after nixon resigned in 1974, president ford thought so highly of him he was al thous at continue as secretary of state . > until the end, henry kissinger was in the spotlight a man who mattered chris clackum, nbc news. >>> former first lady rosalynn carter was laid to rest in the small town she called home, plains, georgia. friends and family, including former president jimmy carter gathered to say good-bye the former first lady was remembered for her lifetime of service and for caring

heinz, alfred kissinger was born into a religious jewish family in bavaria in 1923, when german fascismnounced itself with the beer hall putsch; 15 years later the family emigrated to america, where the future secretary of state was conscripted into the army and sent as a translator to his homeland. in the american army, young kissinger took a simpler name for himself - henry, but did not get rid of his german accent until the end of his life. second the world convinced kissinger that a rational approach is stronger than ideology. it was he who coined the term realpolitik, that is, one that is based on cold calculation. kissinger came to the white house at the height of the vietnam war; he was invited to the post of secretary of state by president nixon, who won the election with a promise to stop the bloodshed; kissinger was even awarded the nobel prize for his peacekeeping activities, although even before the withdrawal of american troops from vietnam. this decision split the nobel committee itself. in as a sign of protest, two of its members then resigned, kisenger at the presentatio

the so called indian army, 3 being of another world cups heights on heinz soil for time like in 2011. this tournament ended in disaster. india had 110 out of 10 met. she's heading into the final. it's australia. we're in opponents. we saw the guy doing a man. and this is, i'm just reading now. i want to know india looked into that fast struggles against australia and photos and field is even very totally so also in india's, he writes, wasn't immune pulled out within the, or eventually dismissed the 240 a defend different types. so until the australian endings became a traverse, head show, he smashed runs in silence. the product design heard crowds racking on to see perhaps any 3 trespass seven's plan to do so when it was caught final by now the match was a full on conclusion. the winning runs coming courtesy of dr. maxwell, the main to see straight here, extending direct quote is the tournaments most successful team intent is nobody talking rich us when the atp finals for our records the 7th time. so ive been beat, it's amazing, can extend it. and the final answer in the event should

he was born with the name heinz kissinger in germany, in a jewish family. the family fled to america in 1938. when young henry grew up, he returned to europe to fight with the american army. and in peacetime, the soldier became a scientist at harvard university. he made a name for himself by advocating the use of nuclear weapons in conventional warfare. i believe that it is technically possible to resist through the limited use of nuclear weapons, although this is less desirable. today i am happy announcing the appointment of white house employees for the first time. it was president nixon who brought kissinger to power. he was first a security adviser, then secretary of state. together, they sought to strike a balance between the world's superpowers to change the course of the cold war. kissinger encouraged the restoration of american contacts with communist china. he made secret visits to chinese leaders, preparing the ground for the first historic visit by a us president in 1972. he tried to improve relations with the soviet union with help negotiations

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kraft heinz. taylor swift. >> the concert tour in south america now and it will go to europe next year and comes back to the united states. >> anything she touches. i was in target and they have a special 1989 taylor swift day. >> diminishing returns at some point. >> right? it's insane. >> ride it while you can. >>> coming up on the other side of the break, we will talk apple beating expectations, but the outlook for the holiday quarter is cautious. we look at what is next for the iphone maker and later, pete buttigieg is in town and he will join us on set to talk about the dewaetngucture project gti unr y in the big apple. that and the jobs number is coming up on "squawk" when we come back. >> announcer: cnbc evolve powered by comcast business. powering possibilities. absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence

he was born heinz kissinger in nazi germany. family fled to america in 1938 but the young henry, as he became, returned to europe fighting with the us army. in peacetime the soldier became a scholar at harvard university making his name arguing that nuclear weapons could be used in conventional wars. i believe it is technically possible to conduct resistance with limited employment of nuclear although that is less desirable. it was president richard nixon who brought him into government, first as national security adviser and then later secretary of state. a double act seeking to reshape the cold war by balancing competing world powers. kissinger drove america's re— engagement with communist china, paying secret visits to its leaders, paving the way for an historic first visit by a us president in 1972. he sought to improve relations with the soviet union through negotiations about trade and arms control. in the middle east he coined a new phrase, shuttle diplomacy as he flew between capitals to try and constrain arab—israeli co

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cnn's alex heinze reports. >> reporter: president biden welcomed the initial release that occurred ofhese hostages being held by hamas. he says this was just a start to the process, but said that he believes that this had unfolded well. but it does come as americans were not included in that initial batch of hostages that were released. the president said it's his hope and expectation that there will be three americans coming out in the coming days that includes two women and also four-year-old abigail adonn. her parents were killed in the october 7th attack and held hostage over the course of the five weeks but president biden had few details to offer relating to the expectations when exactly the americans would be getting out. take a look what he told the reporters. >> we don't know when that will occur, but we expect it to occur, and we don't know the list of all the hostages and when they'll be released but we know the numbers that will be released, so it's my hope and expectation it will be soon. >> reporter: of the americans, do you know all of them and are they all alive and th

he was born heinz kissinger in germany. young henry, as he became, returned to europe fighting with the us army. in peace time the soldier became a scholar at harvard university. today, i'm pleased to announce the first appointment of the white house staff... it was president nixon who brought him into government, first as national security advisor, then secretary of state. kissinger drove america's re—engagement with communist china, paying secret visits to its leaders, paving the way for an historic first visit by a us president in 1972. today, china's foreign affairs spokesman said kissinger had been a good old friend of the chinese people. he sought to improve relations with the soviet union through negotiations about trade and arms control, and in the middle east he coined a new phrase, "shuttle diplomacy", as he flew between capitals to try to constrain arab—israeli conflict. his belief was in real politic — the idea that national self—interest trumped human rights or shared values. no nation can make its survival dep

we should have stayed home did you see the upgrade of kraft heinz?>> bernstein had contrary research. >> they talked about apple having -- smucker, right before -- the day before the gop craze, they went and bought hostess twinkie. a lot of people feel that was the worst acquisition since, i don't know, snapple. >> like read the room kind of thing? >> look at the penalty that they had to pay it's much more than -- they can walk away from it. >> you're right. did they not know about glp 1s >> wasn't a focus. there's ways to try to reinvent a twinkie. the problem is you don't crave twinkies, right? you don't crave twinkies, you don't crave clorox. >> there was a time -- we talked a lot about craft heinz, if you recall, not a good deal. >> you don't like those kraft -- remember you'd have lunch and it would be the kraft slices. king oscar in a can, you better let him out. >> i did a lot of chef boy r dee ravioli. this is back when i was in my early 20s. it was delicious. >> little did i know that he didn't have two nickels. >> and then chips ahoy for de

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. >>> bernstein upgrading kraft-heinz. giving the protein forward u.s. portfolio in the u.s. >>> another upgrade with barclays raising the price target on the mosaic company moving to overweight and $42 per share price target barclays seeing more upside with the company's exposure to pot ash for the new agriculture season. >>> time for the global briefing china weighing new steps to bolster the struggling economy according to bloomberg the central bank will provide $137 billion of low cost financing aimed at new home purchases. >>> and glencore is buying a 77% stake in teck resources coal business glencore offered to merging giving $23 billion for all of teck which would create two separate companies and later spinning off the coal business. >>> and india's trade minister says tesla is aiming to double the exports and imports for the electric vehicles. the trade minister making the comments after visiting the factory in freemont, california. >>> and apple's largest supplier, foxconn, is boosted with electronics ahead of th

>> i think for kraft heinz in particular, what we are seeing is that kraft took a more conservative approach to recovery in some of these trends we have been talking about. they have been more open with investors about the impact frsz lower snap benefits, so they positioned themselves in a place where if the recovery haps across the group, they were the most forthright about it relative to their peers. going into the holiday season, it will be important for a company like kraft and mccormick, who do a lot of their seasonal offerings in the fourth qua quarter, if they are merchandising more, you'll see deals go into place. as we get into the december holidays, as well. >> i think this is all so fun to keep in mind. ly be doing some last-minute shopping. another analyst was suggesting they could benefit from the changes that we're seeing because they have more of a protein mix, even things like hot dogs. >> so we have done a lot of work on this thesis. you know, it's evolving. there's going to be a lot of discussions about this tomorrow around the dinner table. hopefully everybody goes out for

he was was heinz hubbard. succour to the mccanns. when madeleine initially went missing. here's simon harding . missing. here's simon harding. simon is the director at specialist crime consulting group . and simon, what i'm just group. and simon, what i'm just somewhat confused about here and i'm sure a lot of people are, is that mark williams—thomas has spoken out about this in a lot of the newspapers, carried this yesterday. it was front page on the sun. and he's saying that that it's not as this programme has painted things that the portuguese police he's got a source within the portuguese police who said yeah we did speak to the mccanns, we didn't apologise to them for anything. we simply said, right, take this case and give it to the german police because we have had our fill. can bring this no fill. we can bring this no further, relation ships further, no relation ships between mccanns and the between the mccanns and the portuguese police have historically been rock bottom. really awful. and so he's sayi

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closer, now a six and a half point difference, but that's because we got a big batch of votes from heinz county, where jackson, the state capital is, the biggest county in that state, overwhelmingly democratic. with that, presley has narrowed the gap, but it is still a six and a half point gap with more than 80% of people in right now. again, the story has been, we can show you counties in the state pressley has overperformed relative to how democrats did in 2019, it targets that he would need to hit tonight, but we can also show you places, where reeves has countered by over performing himself, perhaps no place merger medically than in madison county, right outside jackson, fourth largest city state. democrats won this county in 2019. it was a big breakthrough for them, first time in more than two decades that they want to. 94%, looks like reefs is actually going to bounce back and win this county. this time, democrats had been hoping to just wind it, expand on their margin here. again, if you're a republican, you're feeling very good about reaves finishing the night ahead of pressley,

kraft heinz beat on earnings. they took a hit from product prices.et norwegian cruise line later this hour. we're looking at apple after the bell tomorrow. what do you want to do with a stock like apple. it's no longer $3 trillion. it's had issue in china. see how the consumer is doing from the apple quarter, i guess. >> yeah, 100%. it's still 7% of the s&p 500. it's a big stock. it's the biggest in the world, microsoft is catching up, though. only like about $115 billion difference. but i think bottom line, it's all about the i-p phone 15 which -- iphone 15, early sales in china have been relatively light. there's four quarters of negative revenue. for apple, that hasn't happened in a long time. you -- i suspect they may come in better than expected. analysts have been so negative. 76% of companies beat expectations this quarter which is high, usually it's 67%. the consumer facing stocks have done really well. the consumer is in great shape. you look at chipotle, mcdonald's did really well, hilton, we like to travel. we saw caribbean cruises did rea

the retail space, a lot of places i'd avoid >> like affirm and many others michael, thank you >> and heinz hold the ketchup >> we appreciate it. >> michael, thank you very much. did you shop this weekend? >> technically yes i was at a target. what about you >> i did watching a lot of football games too. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm scott wapner from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the final stretch to a great month for stocks, the best in a couple of year, in fact the big question now, how long can it last? we'll ask our guests this hour your scorecard with 60 minutes to go looks like this. not too many sectors in the green today. we have a few. consumer discretionary looks good after the strong kickoff to the holiday shopping season. amazon is a standout, no big surprise on this cyber monday as well 13 the megacap tech adding to gains, microsoft among them. nasdaq 100 continuing its own incredible run there it is, virtually flat, but it's been anything but this month. yields are lower too a midday bond auction went off well rick

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