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Shares of banks and financial services companies are trading lower after U.S. core inflation data bolstered the case for more Fed monetary tightening, which may slow lending and limit interest margins. Also, weak Q3 segment results from Bank of America and Morgan Stanley may dent confidence in the broader sector.

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