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Report: US Government Plans to Reclassify Marijuana; Cannabis Stocks Surge
According to foreign media citing government officials, the Trump administration may soon reclassify marijuana, potentially opening the door to long-sought research and banking ser...
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According to foreign media citing government officials, the Trump administration may soon reclassify marijuana, potentially opening the door to long-sought research and banking services for the industry. The news spurred sharp gains in shares of Tilray (TLRY.US)      and other cannabis producers on Wednesday.

Canada-based Tilray Brands, listed in the US, rose 14%; rival Canopy Growth (CGC.US)      jumped 21%; while US producer Curaleaf (CURLF.US)      surged 26%.

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The cannabis-focused exchange-traded fund AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS.US)      soared 19%.
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