US stocks ended sharply lower on Thursday amid a general decline led by the Nasdaq index, as investors cautioned ahead of data expected tomorrow to show consumer prices continued to rise in May.
All sectors of the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index declined, with the telecom services sector losing the most.
Adding to the concern, US 10-year Treasury yields rose to as much as 3.073 percent, the highest level since May 11.
The recent sharp increases in oil prices have also kept investors on edge ahead of the US Consumer Price Index report on Friday.
The data is expected to show that consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in May, and the core CPI, which excludes the volatile food and energy sectors, rose 0.5 percent in the same month.
The Standard & Poor’s 500 index fell by 98.07 points, or 2.38 percent, to close at 4017.70 points, while the Nasdaq Composite lost 332.49 points, or 2.75 percent, to 11,753.78 points. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 640.45 points, or 1.95 percent, to 32,270.45.
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June 9, 2022
The Rocket were trying to take a 2-1 series lead last night once morest the mighty Springfield Thunderbirds. Do I need to remind you that the T-Birds had not lost a single match in their first two rounds?
It all started well for the Rocket, as Rafaël Harvey-Pinard scored his second goal in as many games (and since the start of the playoffs). RHP is launched. He became the regular season RHP once more, who had finished atop the scorers ET pointers at the Rocket.
Unfortunately, things then went wrong for the home team (which was once once more able to count on an impressive crowd at Place Bell). The Thunderbirds scored three unanswered goals…and they never lost their lead following that. Final mark: 6 to 3 for the T-Birds.
Will Bitten, a former CH prospect, scored four goals once morest his former organization https://t.co/ssE2c6hNlg
— DansLesCoulisses (@DLCoulisses) June 9, 2022
We will especially remember…
1. The indiscipline of the Rocket who received eight minor penalties and two game misconduct penalties. Even if the Thunderbirds did not score a single goal on the power play last night (0 for 8), they were able to exhaust their opponent at 5 once morest 3 and 5 once morest 4. It ended up paying evenly.
The Rocket tonight: 42 penalty minutes
In three games once morest the Americans: 36 min penalty
In 5 games once morest the Crunch: 38 min penalty
No doubt discipline will be part of the talk for the next game on Friday night.@RDSca @RocketLaval
— Patrick Friolet (@PFrioletRDS) June 9, 2022
The stated goal of managing his emotions well and not retaliating has clearly not been achieved at the Rocket.
2. The brilliance of Cayden Primeau. During the first 35 minutes, the Rocket stayed in the game thanks to the brilliance of its young goalkeeper. Yes, in the end, Primeau let in five pucks on 42 shots, but it might have been even worse (and much earlier).
3. The 10,043 people officially admitted to Place Bell. We might also see several familiar faces in the lodge of the Canadian.
There are people at mass in the evening
Nick Suzuki, Marie-Philip Poulin, Michael Pezzetta, Geoff Molson, Laura Stacey, Jill Saulnier, etc #LavalRocket #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/AMRctY8CoW
— Kathy (@gallymeroreboot) June 9, 2022
4. Joshua Roy’s game. The QMJHL’s top scorer in the regular season played his first professional game yesterday. He wasn’t overused, but he didn’t look bad when JF Houle called on his services. Roy finished the game with three shots on goal, including one on a superb scoring chance.
It is tonight that many people from Quebec will begin to understand which player Joshua Roy is. It’s not the most spectacular and electrifying to watch. If these are your expectations you will be disappointed. He is very smart and cerebral in his game. Good IQ and throwing
— Nicolas Joyal (@NicolasJoyalThr) June 8, 2022
5. The four goals of Will Bitten, a former member of the Montreal organization. Bitten, who defined himself as a young Gallagher in the making when he was drafted by the Canadiens, found the back of the net four times last night. He scored the last four goals of the game.
Bitten already has 14 points (including seven goals) in nine playoff games. He seems to have found a way to play inside Cayden Primeau’s head.
Recall that the Canadian traded Bitten to the Wild in return for defender Gustav Olofsson a few years ago, even before Bitten had played his first match with the pros… and the main interested party wanted to show that it was a mistake last night. Bitten had regarding 40 friends and family members in the stands at Place Bell yesterday.
Will Bitten told @pwilliamsAHL and @FlyersRule that he wanted to show MTL/LAV what they missed by trading him.
Does 4 goals in front of a packed barn in Laval suffice?!
What. A. Night. Home ice advantage is back with the Birds!
— Ryan Smith (@RyanSmithHockey) June 9, 2022
6. The defensive difficulties of Jesse Ylonen and JS Dea. They will have to close the game better.
They weren’t always lucky but Jean-Sébastien Dea and Jesse Ylönen finished the game with a combined differential of minus-9! They are capable of much better than what we saw tonight.
— Anthony Marcotte (@anthonymarcotte) June 9, 2022
next game : tomorrow in Laval. Will the Rocket tie the game (2-2?) in their semi-final series four-of-seven?
To note that on the other sidethe Chicago Wolves are already leading 3-0 once morest the Stockton Heat.
Kaiden Guhle advance
Guhle and the Oil Kings took a 3-1 lead in the WHL Finals Series last night. They are just one short win away from the WHL title and a Memorial Cup appearance.
The Oil Kings won 3-2 at Seattle with a goal scored in the final seconds of the third period.
LOGAN DOWHANIUK GIVES THE OIL KINGS THE LEAD WITH 4.7 SECONDS LEFT IN REGULATION #WHLChampionship pic.twitter.com/2QrC12wcLu
— TSN (@TSN_Sports) June 9, 2022
Guhle did not collect a point, but he finished the game at plus-2.
A solid charge once morest Brendan Kuny, however, caught the eye for the wrong reasons. Kuny, hit by Tyrel Bauer, had to leave the rink on a stretcher. Bauer was ejected for five minutes and then ejected from the game (game misconduct). Please someone tell the descriptor no, Kuny didn’t hit Bauer! It was Bauer who hit Kuny!
next game : Saturday in Edmonton.
Remember that Guhle might also participate in the world junior championships in August, just before the rookie camp and the real Canadian camp.
Simoneau and Trudeau in danger
The Cataractes won a crazy game last night in Shawinigan. Final score : 5 to 4 (in extra time) in favor of Catswho now lead the QMJHL final series 3-0. The Islanders let slip no less than three leads in the game.
Noah Laaouan scores in his own net in overtime and the Cataractes take a 3-0 lead in the final series! pic.twitter.com/MoQh66p2JE
— Hockey 360 (@hockey360) June 9, 2022
I seem to have heard Jasmin Leroux confide on the air that never has a QMJHL team managed to win the final series following falling behind 0 – 3. It feels like the end for William Trudeau and Xavier Simoneau, two CH hopefuls.
Simoneau picked up an assist, while Trudeau was cleared.
next game : tonight in Shawinigan. Will we take the President’s Cup out of his suitcase? Will the City of Shawinigan celebrate next night?
Tonight in the NHL
Rangers will look to get back to winning ways tonight as they play at home at Madison Square Garden. Who will take a 3-2 lead to be one game away from the Stanley Cup Final?
Is the mojo and the momentum of the Lightning will have followed to New York? Is the possible return of Brayden Point might make all the difference?
Or will Igor Shesterkin prove to be intractable, in front of attackers who will let their attacking talent speak for itself? The answer from 8:00 p.m. on TVA Sports or Sportsnet.
Cinthia Fernández crossed Floppy Tesouro without filters in full note
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
The interview to Floppy Treasure what Rulo Schijman tried to do in pairs con Cynthia Fernandez ended in a scandalwhen the ex-wife of Rodrigo Fernandez Prieto cut the communication outraged by the crossing with the panelist of Moment D.
“I’m not ‘new rich’ like her, who maintains her. I don’t live like that, from the air… everything is fine. I live from mine, and I generate it by working. When they mess with my work and copy all my clothes…“, fulminated the driver of curly (FM People, 107.5) without Moorea’s mother being on the other side of the line.
It all started when Rulo introduced her interviewee to the air, clarifying live that her colleague and she had recently had a short circuit, when Cinthia Fernández had accused Floppy Tesouro of having plagiarized models from her sportswear line.
THE STRONG CROSS OF CINTHIA FERNÁNDEZ AND FLOPPY TESOURO LIVE
Once Floppy Tesouro greeted Rulo Schijman and Cinthia Fernández cordially, the driver went straight to the jugular.
Cinthia: -Did you spend your free time copying sportswear?
Floppy: -No, ha. That is not my speciality. I assume you, no.
C: -Ah, but it’s perfect for you because you copied my models. What happens is that maybe you don’t sell as much.
F: – No. I have no idea what your models are. I know that you are very talented, very good mine and I stay with that. Because I don’t fight and Rulo knows it. So I really appreciate the call. I’m with my daughter in the car, and the truth is that you have the rispidities with me. I never had them with you, nor will I have them. So I have nothing to tell you, Cinthia. I send you a kiss.
C: -I love that you use bluetooth, that you have to clarify it because the last time you were driving with your daughter… She had to clarify it, that’s fine.
F: -What I say on camera I say off camera. I have no problems with Cinthia or with anyone in the artistic environment, because I’m not a troublemaker. It bothers me that I’m not conflictive out there, nothing more.
C: -Ha, ha, ha. Annoying that over there…
F: -… (cut)
C: -It kills me! High pony ate.
Global Health retracts its previous assessment of the origin of Corona
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
A new study has found that recurrent nightmares are an early sign of Parkinson’s disease, especially in the elderly, according to a study that is the first of its kind.
Painful dreams have long been associated with neurological disease, especially in men, but the study published in the journal “E Clinical MedicineIt is the first of its kind to verify that nightmares are a warning of Parkinson’s disease.
Tracking the health of 3,818 older men for 12 years, researchers found that those who experienced frequent nightmares were twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s disease.
Most diagnoses occurred during the first five years of the study.
The findings suggest that older adults can be screened for Parkinson’s disease by asking them regarding the content of their dreams. Then early intervention can be done to help stop the potential onset of physical symptoms, such as tremors, stiffness and sluggishness.
Early diagnosis is one of the biggest challenges with Parkinson’s disease. By the time the disease is diagnosed, most patients have already lost 60 to 80 percent of dopamine-releasing neurons in part of the brainstem.
A previous study by the same researcher found that patients with painful dreams are five times more likely to show rapid disease progression.
“Although it can be really helpful to diagnose Parkinson’s disease early, there are very few risk indicators and many of them require expensive or very common and unimportant hospital tests,” explains neurologist Abidemi Otaiko of the University of Birmingham in the UK. specific, such as diabetes.
The new study advises people who experience changes in their dreams in old age to seek medical advice.
Nearly a quarter of Parkinson’s patients report recurring painful dreams at the time of diagnosis, and some report having bad dreams for up to 10 years before their diagnosis.
Parkinson’s patients are also more likely to develop REM sleep disorders.
In the study, participants who reported frequent painful dreams were twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s disease over a 12-year period.
One hypothesis of the study is that the late onset of nightmares is an early sign of neurodegeneration in some men.