Russell 2000 index futures fell by 1.07%
According to Jinshi reports, the Russell 2000 index futures fell by 1.07%.
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The Russell 2000 index fell to a four-month low, down 1.2% during the day

Major U.S. stock index futures fell broadly, with the S&P 500 down 0.7%

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The Russell 2000 Index in the United States rose by more than 1%

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