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May 2023
23 m

Investors Count Down to Retail Earnings ...

CNBC
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Stocks ended the week in the red, but will next week’s retail earnings reports give markets a consumer-led boost? Or will continued concerns over the banking crisis and debt ceiling weigh on investors. And speaking of banks, regional stocks fell another 5% this week. But a couple of traders think it might be time to start dipping your toes into the names. ... Show More
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