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U.S. Stocks Look on Bright Side of Biden’s Tax and Spend Plan

Goldman team says higher taxes may cut S&P 500 earnings by 3% Past capital gains tax hikes had modes

U.S. Stocks Look on Bright Side of Biden’s Tax and Spend Plan

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