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Jul 2023

8 m

Catalyst Watch: CPI, major bank earnings

About this episode

Catalyst watch for the week of July 9. Seeking Alpha Managing News Editor Kim Khan on what investors can expect from CPI midweek and major bank earnings at the end of the week (01:45) . Hot topics: What key issues will be in focus for the banks? (03:09) U.S. or China, who stands to benefit as new curbs are implemented? (04:16)

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