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Trump Media jumps 10% in premarket after first debate

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The shares of former United States President Donald Trump's Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. (TMTG) jumped on Friday after the first presidential debate seems to have left Trump better positioned against current President Joe Biden whose answers and communication skills are causing analysts, journalists and public opinion to question his status to take over another term.

The company's stock climbed 10.32% at 6:53 am ET, going for $40.52 apiece.

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