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U.S. equities ended the day and week mixed ahead of the long holiday weekend.
U.S. equities declined sharply following another hotter-than-expected read on inflation, as well as hawkish commentary from Fed officials, which seemed to complicate the outlook for further monetary policy tightening.
U.S. stocks were higher to end the day, as investors continued to wrestle with the implications of persisting inflation and a tight labor market on Fed monetary policy actions.
U.S. equities finished mixed, as investors digested the highly anticipated Consumer Price Index report, and its potential impact on the Fed's future monetary policy decisions.
U.S. stocks rose ahead of some key January inflation data this week, which will begin with tomorrow's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report.
U.S. equities ended the day mixed in a quiet trading session, while the major indexes posted solid losses for the week.
U.S. stocks ended lower in a quiet trading session, giving up some earlier strength, and adding to yesterday’s losses.
U.S. equities finished near their lows of the day as the markets continued to digest mixed earnings data and last night's State of the Union Address from President Joe Biden.
U.S. equities finished higher after whipsawing in the wake of comments from Fed Chair Powell.
U.S. stocks declined, continuing losses that came in the wake of Friday's much stronger-than-expected key labor report, which caused Fed uncertainty to flare back up.
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