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Fed officials' hawkish expectations of two more quarter-point rate increases this year chilled some of the market’s early enthusiasm.
A lower-than-expected reading CPI triggers a broad-based rally that leaves the S&P 500 and Nasdaq at 14-month highs.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached their highest levels since April 2022 as the market anticipates a pause in rate hikes.
Big companies continued to power the benchmark indexes higher in an otherwise lackluster week as investors prepared for the Fed meeting and updated inflation data next week.
Continued gains by large-cap stocks pushed the S&P 500 onto bull market turf as investors look toward Fed meeting, inflation numbers.
The Russell 2000 rose to a three-month high, but large-cap indexes were mixed as investors looked toward next week's Fed meeting.
Continued gains in tech leave the Nasdaq near a 14-month high, while small-cap stocks shook off some of the weakness.
A stumble by Apple keeps the S&P 500 Index from entering a fresh bull market, while slowing services sector activity has raised concerns about the economy.
The end of debt standoff and a stronger-than-expected jobs report helped boost the Dow to its biggest gain in over six months, while the Nasdaq is near a 14-month high.
Confidence that the debt-ceiling drama could end soon helped lift the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to their highest levels in 9½ months.
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