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Top 10 trending phones of week 26
Week 26 saw us return to an all-Xiaomi top 3 in our trending chart with long-standing favorite Redmi Note 10 Pro leading from the vanilla Note 10 Pro and the Poco X3 Pro. We then have the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and the Galaxy A52 in fourth and fifth and it’s the highest positions that phones by the Korean company have occupied in a good while. Last week’s surprising runner-up – the Tecno Phantom X is still among the 10 most popular phones in our database, but it has fallen to sixth place this time around. That’s still an amazing
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Natural Gas Futures Probe Higher Early as Temps Next Week Seen Trending Hotter
Forecasts advertising hotter-trending temperatures in the near term helped natural gas futures continue to probe higher in early trading Friday. The July Nymex contract was up 1.3 cents to $3.431/MMBtu at around 8:45 a.m. ET. The updated forecast as of early Friday showed hotter trends for the next week or so, according to Bespoke Weather Services. “This is in response to models backing the incoming trough more into the Plains and western Midwest, allowing for a stronger period of upper level ridging in the East and hotter temperatures at the surface, including a couple of days with mid 90s highs
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US markets trending upward on last trading day of the week
Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. U.S. equity futures were trending higher ahead of the Friday’s opening bell as stocks have risen this week and market volatility has collapsed, reflecting investors’ easing concerns about higher inflation and tighter monetary policy. Stocks in this Article $34433.84 +237.02 (+0.69%) $14360.387701 -9.32 (-0.06%) A recovery in the U.S. economy is a boon for this export-driven region. Although the vaccine rollout in Asia has lagged most parts of U.S. and Europe, the perk from an overseas recovery is likely to come long before herd immunity against the coronavirus pandemic. On Wall Street, the S&P
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Sports in brief: Saints travel to Howell; Men’s Michigan Open next week | Local Sports
Saints travel to Howell MANISTEE — The Manistee Saints travel to Howell for a four-game series with Michigan Sports Academy in Great Lakes UBL play. Both doubleheaders are scheduled for 1 p.m. at Cleary University. The Saints (3-0) will send Sam Schmitt and Kyle Gorski to the mound in Saturday’s games. Roddy MacNeil and Justin O’Dell pitch in Sunday’s twin bill. The Northern Michigan Dogmen, who are based out of Boyne City, host the MIdland Tribe. Manistee and the Grand Rapids Brewers are the two teams undefeated in the Great Lakes UBL after the first weekend. Men’s Mich. Open next
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