Wall Street closed higher Friday as investors weighed President Trump's remarks on China tariffs and regional bank earnings eased credit risk concerns. Trump's comments on tariffs were seen as mixed, while regional banks rebounded, with Truist Financial and Zions Bancorporation showing (...)
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