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Still, it says Air NZ’s shares already implies a recovery in returns to levels akin to its weighted average cost of capital.

This implies the bond market remains skeptical about whether the Fed is going to stay the course and meet its goals.

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"Many have tried to imply this is about immigration, but these are the choices of one man, not an ethnic group," she added.

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And what I’m trying to do with the intensity in that moment is imply that they’ve had this conversation before.

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That implies that Oracle’s ability to fund its capital-spending plans with cash will be tied to OpenAI’s success in raising money through debt markets over the coming year and beyond.

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