Earnings Jump a ‘Low Bar’ and The Risk of Dollar Intervention

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Second quarter earnings season has officially begun. This week, the biggest banks set the stage for what could mark the S&P 500’s first quarterly profit decline in three years. Will underwhelming results be enough to spur further gains in equities this year?

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Second-Quarter Earnings Primer: Tech Expectations

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