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STORY: U.S. stocks closed mostly lower Tuesday, as investors awaited key inflation reports likely to provide more insight about when the Federal Reserve will begin to cut rates.
STORY: Wall Street's main indexes reversed early declines to close higher on Monday, as investors digested the latest news on the war between Israel and Palestinian Islamist group Hamas.
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Bitcoin fell 0.2% to $26 410.19.
"We are not in favor of buying common bank stocks right now," says Loreen Gilbert, CEO of WealthWise Financial, who recommends another way of investing in them.