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The Nasdaq was set for opening losses on Friday as the back-and-forth between equities and bond yields continued. Futures tied to the tech-filled benchmark shed 1.5% this morning as the 10-year Treasury yield rose approximately 1.6%. Lately, increasing yields indicates dips in tech stocks.
If you didn’t catch President Joe Biden’s first primetime address, you can read some of the highlights in the article, below. His remarks coincided with the one-year anniversary of the pandemic, and followed a record-breaking weekend of vaccine administration and his signing of the massive $1.9 trillion stimulus bill yesterday.
On the vaccine front, Novavax announced that its two-shot solution is 96% effective in preventing the original strain of the virus and approximately 86% effective in preventing the mutation initially spotted in the UK.
And finally, if you’re one of the 33% of Netflix streamers out there who is now sharing a password, beware. The company is testing viewers to ensure they are authorized to use the account.
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During his first primetime address, President Joe Biden suggested that all Americans over the age of 18 would be eligible to receive the vaccine as of May 1, and could celebrate the Fourth of July with loved ones.
“If we all do our part, this country will be vaccinated soon, our economy will be on the med, our kids will be back in school, and we’ll have proven once again that this country can do anything,” he said during his address, which lasted approximately 25 minutes. “[However] if we don’t stay vigilant, and the conditions change, then we may have to reinstate restrictions to get back on track. And please, we don’t want to do that again. We’ve made so much progress. This is not the time to let up.”
He continued: “Just as we were emerging from the dark winter into a hopeful spring and summer, [now] is not the time to not stick with the rules.”
What else did Biden say, and what’s next in the fight against the pandemic?
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