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Financial Press

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Financial press
Media devoted to reporting financial news.

Financial Press
Newspapers, magazines, or other media specializing in financial news. Prominent examples include Bloomberg and the Financial Times. The financial press is important to the overall financial sector as some companies often publish information ? such as bond yields ? in certain periodicals to disseminate it to the widest possible audience.


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