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Los Angeles TimesStocks rise, led by bank shares, on hopes for higher interest ratesLos Angeles TimesBanks led the stock market higher Monday as investors anticipate that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates this year from their historically low levels. That could help banks recover from a long slump by making lending more profitable.

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