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Wall Street is about to lose a $1.1 trillion buyer: why stocks could get bumpier
Source: invezz.com
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More than $1.1 trillion of announced corporate share-buyback authorizations had returned to open repurchase windows through late August, providing an important source of support for the US equity market's summer rebound. Corporate repurchases—a historically dependable source of equity demand—are expected to become less active, potentially reducing a key technical tailwind for stocks.
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