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A Swiftie Super Bowl, a stumbling bank, and other indicators
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Date:2025-04-12 06:51:10
It is Friday, and Indicators of the Week is back — SUPER Edition. Today, what one New York bank's shakiness means for the wider economy, why Mexican imports in the US are super surging, and the T. Swift effect on the Super Bowl.
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