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Moody’s decision couldn’t dampen the mood on Wall Street yesterday; despite tariffs and credit, etc..
Stocks rose even as bond yields spiked in response to the rating agency’s decision to downgrade the US’ credit.
And, UnitedHealth popped as investors decided to buy the dip the insurer faced last week amid a slew of bad news.
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