Next Week on the Street: Earnings, CPI, Lasso's Back & March Madness

Get ready for a big earnings week. Lennar, Adobe, FedEx, and Dollar General are all expected to report. Of the economic reports coming out, Tuesday's CPI drop will have investors watching to see where we stand with inflation because that will help inform the Federal Reserve's plan to adjust interest rates. 

Looking for something more fun? The news season of Ted Lasso drops and March Madness gets underway.

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