Interactive Brokers senior market analyst Steven Levine discusses China’s consumer landscape, along with prospects for Chinese retail sales, with Brendan Ahern, Chief Investment Officer (CIO) at KraneShares.
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Stocks were under pressure from the opening bell on Friday as investors sorted through fresh tariff announcements from the White House, a softer-than-expected July jobs report, and mixed Q2 corporate reports.
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