Software Sinks After IBM Losses… And a June CPI Reversal 7/14/26
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Software stocks falling on the back of International Business Machines releasing a bleak earnings warning, causing the stock to lose a fourth of its value. The traders break down what the plummet means for the broader software market and why the fall could be a buying opportunity. Then, the June CPI results coming in softer than expected, cooling from months-long upward moves. Former Dallas Fed president Richard Fisher gives his thoughts on what the reversal means for Fed policy and why he isn’t saying goodbye to inflation yet. Plus, bank earnings season kicking off with Goldman Sachs soaring but Citigroup sinking, the latest on the Iran blockade, what’s next for SK Hynix.
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