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Eli Manning made a horrible throw almost directly into the hands of Cowboys defensive end DeMarcus Ware. It was the very first snap of the Giants’ season.
The Giants’ defense held the Cowboys to just a field goal.
Share on Tumblr It looks like Japan is going to get another boost of public-spending fueled stimulus. Over the weekend, Tokyo won its bid to host the Olympics in the summer of 2020, defeating Istanbul and Madrid. The Nikkei is ripping out of the gate, with a gain of over 2.7%. The yen is also weakening, as the dollar vs the yen is back above 100.
This was in line with economists expectations. This compares with a 2.7% YoY rise in July. Meanwhile, producer prices fell 1.6%. This beat expectations for a 1.7% decline. This also compares with a 2.3% fall the previous month.
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