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U.S. stock futures drop ahead of CPI, with oil prices rising, no progress in Ukraine-Russia talks

By: MarketWatch
Investors are set to take to the sidelines on Thursday, ahead of key inflation data, while talks between Ukraine and Russian leaders in Turkey made little headway.
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