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Turning now to the economy, a lot of relevant news.

I'm going to put this up here on the screen.

The CEO of Kraft Heinz has now said they have the worst consumer sentiment in decades,

pointing out the drop in the number of consumers who are buying staples.

They lowered their sales outlook and that

the feeling of U.S. shoppers has fallen quote to a historic low. The company now expects

full organic net sales to be down 3 to 3.5 percent with slower growth also in emerging

markets and pressure in the U.S. retail. They said that higher prices from inflation and

expected headwinds from contailed

food stamp funding were creating a tough environment for U.S. shoppers that the drop in their

overall sales has led to some 17% drop in their overall stock price compared with the 17% rise

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