The stock market powered to record levels last week amid talk of Fed tapering and a deceleration in new Delta variant cases.
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Stocks turned lower last week amid the increasing probability of a Fed tapering, mixed economic data, and growing concerns about the economic impact of the
Looking past inflation figures and Delta variant trends, stocks last week found a way to climb higher and set fresh record highs in the process.
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Overcoming jitters about the Delta variant and the reintroduction of mask requirements, stocks climbed higher on strong employment data and a fresh batch of
Overcoming a COVID-related economic growth scare, stocks moved higher amid a week of strong corporate earnings reports.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1
Stocks managed small gains as investors wrestled with concerns over economic growth prospects and a rise in COVID-19 infections.
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Strong employment reports and rising consumer confidence sent the stock market broadly higher last week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.02%, while the
Stocks reached new all-time highs last week as markets staged a strong rebound from the previous week’s declines..
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.44%
New messaging from the Federal Reserve on interest rates and inflation last week led to a broad retreat in stock prices.
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Stocks ended the week mixed as investors appeared to shrug off a hotter-than-expected inflation report.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.80%, while
A strong, but not too strong, employment report sparked a rally on the final day of trading, propelling stocks to a modest gain for the week.
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Optimism over the economic reopening and renewed enthusiasm for technology and other high-growth companies powered the stock market higher last week.
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