
| Wednesday's Markets | |
|---|---|
| S&P 500 6,625 (-1.36%) |
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| Nasdaq 22,152 (-1.46%) |
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| Dow 46,225 (-1.63%) |
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| Bitcoin $70,817 (-5.02%) |
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| Wednesday's Markets | |
|---|---|
| S&P 500 6,625 (-1.36%) |
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| Nasdaq 22,152 (-1.46%) |
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| Dow 46,225 (-1.63%) |
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| Bitcoin $70,817 (-5.02%) |
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