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Morgan Stanley becomes latest big bank to beat earnings expectations, but concern lingers over banking system, economic outlook.
U.S. stocks ended mixed Tuesday, with the S&P 500® Index settling around a 10-week high, as investors weighed larger concerns about the economy and banking sector against a handful of stronger-than-expected earnings reports from large companies.
Major indexes edged higher as investors await more bank earnings results and updated housing data.
A faster-than-expected contraction in retail sales data raised fresh recession concerns, overshadowing earnings beats from big banks.
Producer prices unexpectedly fell in March, raising investor expectations the Federal Reserve could become less aggressive on rates.
Major U.S. indexes surrendered early gains as a lower-than-expected inflation report failed to resolve concerns about interest rates and recession risks.
Dow climbs to seven-week high amid expectations inflation deceleration will continue; key quarterly earnings coming.
A strong employment report Friday sets the stage for another rate hike in May as investors await inflation data and earnings later this week.
A surge in layoffs was the latest in a string of signs that the labor market is weakening. Investors awaited a key employment report due out Friday.
The S&P 500 dropped a second day in a row after weaker ADP payroll figure fueled concern over recession.
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