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Think you know the answer? You can check it in the closing area down below!  Image Source: Morning Bullets Investors are digesting a lot of information today -- everything from Joe Biden's proposed stimulus package to bank earnings reports to retail sales for December.
All of that said, futures indicated losses Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average looking at a 100-point decline when the market opens this morning.
On the earnings front, JPMorgan kicked things off with fourth-quarter data that surpassed what analysts had anticipated. Later this morning, traders will hear from Citigroup and Wells Fargo.
And yesterday, Biden unveiled the framework for the latest virus relief plan, which includes provisions like $1,400 checks for most Americans (more on that, below). That plan would also help him fund his national vaccine program.
Other News That Matters To You: This may be the most unusual stock we've ever seen Recommended Link: Perfect Stock Caught Trading Under Secret Name  Image Source: Getty Images Joe Biden yesterday unveiled the framework for his $1.9 trillion "American Rescue Plan," which would provide additional financial support for families and state and local governments.
"The crisis of human suffering is in plain sight," Biden said yesterday. "And there's no time to waste. We have to act, and we have to act now."
His actions include allocating additional unemployment insurance payments through the fall, as well as $1,400 checks for most Americans. There are billions of dollars set aside for local governments, schools, virus testing, a vaccine program, and other measures.
"I know what I just described does not come cheaply," he said. "But failure to do so will cost us dearly. The consensus among leading economists is, we simply cannot afford not to do what I'm proposing."
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