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CDs make a comeback, boosting US recorded music revenue
Source: reuters.com
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U.S. recorded music revenue rose nearly 7% in H1 2026, aided by a resurgence in CD demand, according to the RIAA. The report signals improving consumer purchasing behavior for physical media, though the impact is likely limited to entertainment/recording-adjacent names rather than broad markets.
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