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Market attention turns to heavyweight earnings from Tesla and Netflix amid ongoing trade tension concerns. Economic indicators and banking sector performance will also shape investor sentiment throughout the week.
Financial markets are bracing for a significant week dominated by corporate earnings and key economic data, with Tesla and Netflix reportedly anchoring investor attention according to market analysis. This comes after a volatile previous week where markets ultimately finished positive despite midweek turbulence sparked by renewed trade war concerns.
