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The full Trump tariff nightmare
that had investors jumping ship in April — that is, fears of price spikes, barren store shelves, mangled shipping lanes and a recession — hasn’t yet come true. And even amid the U.S.’s dizzying on-again, off-again approach to global trade talks, markets have relaxed.
But this week, as big banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM and streaming giant Netflix Inc. NFLX lead investors deeper into second-quarter earnings, their results and forecasts will offer the first test of investors’ newfound nonchalance, as more executives weigh in on the economy.
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