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United States: US trucking fleets have been shrinking.
As inventories tightened this year, demand for shipments boosted truck freight rates.
United Kingdom: Banks are concerned about a spike in consumer delinquencies.
Equities: Uncertainty around stimulus and the 1987 crash anniversary put some pressure on stocks on Monday.
Rates: Fed officials have been more focused on “short-term” outcomes.
Global Developments: Global scheduled flights remain depressed.
Food For Thought: The time lag between discovery and the Nobel Prize:
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