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Inflation Meets Earnings: Could Markets Be in for a Wild Week?

Send us Fan MailA huge week for markets is coming. US inflation, retail sales and GDP data collide with Q3 earnings from Wall Street’s biggest banks and AI giant Taiwan Semiconductor. With the dollar, euro, pound, gold and Nasdaq all facing major catalysts, volatility could be ab ...  Show more

Oil jumps again, lifting yields but weighing on stocks; dollar steady

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