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2. This might trigger some market reaction

Fri Feb 20, 2026, 08:42 AM

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between this and the Iran threats that have sent WTI oil prices up above the mid-$60/bbl (and Brent above $70/bbl).

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We are in an era of broken measurement BootinUp Friday #1

This might trigger some market reaction BumRushDaShow Friday #2

One of the breaking banners that I got BumRushDaShow Friday #6

This weak report was entirely predictable for most people. Wiz Imp Friday #16

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Same number as Trumps approval rating Esox Lucius Friday #4

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And these are massaged numbers SamuelTheThird Friday #8

Have no fear, it's temporary... OGBuzz Friday #9

Are we Great yet ? chouchou Friday #10

Anything coming from this administration, double it...... Cheezoholic Friday #12

From the US Department of Made Up Numbers CanonRay Friday #13

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"Q4 is the period 01 July to 30 Sept." - link please. progree Friday #21

EASY SOLUTION: AverageOldGuy Friday #22

I've noticed going to markets.................. Lovie777 Friday #26

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If they are releasing 1.4%, then it is Hassler Friday #28