Market Rises on Retail Inflation Data, Oil Prices, and Bank Earnings

Wall Street's major averages closed higher Tuesday after softer-than-expected retail inflation data, rising crude oil prices, and the start of bank earnings reports. The Nasdaq Composite led gains with a 0.9% rise.

By Jason Capul, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha · July 14, 2026, 20:18 UTC

Market Rises on Retail Inflation Data, Oil Prices, and Bank Earnings

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