US Futures Gain as March Inflation Report and Bank Earnings Loom

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US Futures Gain as March Inflation Report and Bank Earnings Loom

Bloomberg2023-04-11

US equity futures took their cue from a positive day in Europe and Asia, even as investors braced for inflation data and corporate results that could confirm fears about the health of the financial ...

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