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Suggesting that talking about falling gas prices is a risky political strategy seems odd to me, for several reasons 1/ https://t.co/j0ye1Of4BJ

Global Central Bank Update: -Russia cut rates another 150 bps to 8.00%, down from 20% in late February and now below the level it was at before the war began. https://t.co/9aczccMnnV

Like @ATT's yesterday, today's @Verizon news suggests emerging weakness for part of the consumer base. Tech earnings next week will shed light on whether @Snapchat's revenue shortfall was a one-off or, more likely, reflects a softening in business spending on advertising #economy

Get ready for a huge week of earnings, GDP and the Fed. Rest up and enjoy the weekend! Take a listen: Cole Swindell - You Should Be Here

'A one-time thing': Analyst details Netflix's risky $200 million bet on 'The Gray Man' https://t.co/W8ikNE1lsj by @alliecanal8193 https://t.co/2BNIezYkj3

Second, if gas prices go up, Republicans will hammer on it whatever Dems do now. By contrast, if Ds don't point out the good news, who will? Counting on the media to spend a lot of time on falling gas doesn't sound like a safe bet 3/

Have a great and safe weekend, but retweet this if you promise to study at least an hour or two...make some serious gains on your competition since most people refuse to study or maximize the weekend like they should! #nodaysoff #howbaddoyouwantit

Such a wonderful graduation … and a very special day with family and friends to celebrate the impressive accomplishments of our graduates. @QueensCam @YoursCambridge #cambridge #queenscollegecambridge #graduation @Cambridge_Uni https://t.co/iT6G86u1N7

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday spoke with Yahoo Finance Editor-in-Chief @serwer, providing his perspective on the House's recent marriage equality vote. https://t.co/YzaDYwW7sC

The Fed is projected to hike by 75 bps next Wednesday, and the next day on Thursday we'll get the first read of Q2 GDP, of which the Fed's GDPNow model predicts will be negative for the 2nd straight quarter. 🤔

Fwiw, private surveys keep indicating a rapid drop in inflation. From S&P's PMI: https://t.co/FGQ5IMst9x

Please retweet/congratulate @Dom_Mastro10 on getting married, it's CRAZY how fast they grow up, remember https://t.co/yvyHXXYgt8 when @Jackaroo_Trades @traderkylec & Dom just passed into six-figure territory, now they're multi-millionaires & Dom is getting married, congrats! #FBF https://t.co/LiASHxJiDp

An even larger range now as US PMI data accentuated the move down in yields triggered earlier by the European PMI numbers. Specifically... 2.74%-3.08% for the US 10-year; 0.99%-1.36% for the German 10-year; and, even more striking, 0.37%-0.76% for Germany's 2-year #markets #bonds

I covered everything too soon. So be it. https://t.co/dzvz0NRXEP

Finally, when you're behind for the midterms — which Dems are, despite some improvement — taking risks is good. If the bet goes bad, well, u were probably going to lose anyway. If it works, it might push u over the top. Carpe diem and all that 4/