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- US business inventories rebound; sales fall
- The Fed is likely to drop 'patient' word next week, clearing way for July cut, economists say
- Half of Americans say their financial situation hasn't improved since the Great Recession
- Trump says stock market would be '10,000 points higher' if Fed didn't raise rates
- US retail sales rose in May, while April was revised higher
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US business inventories rebound; sales fall
U.S. business inventories rebounded in April as sales fell, but inventory accumulation is still expected to be a drag on economic growth in the second quarter.
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