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Stocks Churn Up Even as Tech Gets Chipped: Stock Market TodayChipmakers were down for an eighth straight trading session, but money is flowing into other corners of the market, including bonds.
By David Dittman
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Nasdaq Nosedives as AI Boosts Consumer Prices: Stock Market TodayIs "price stability" destined to be a "transitory"-type white whale for Fed Chair Kevin Warsh amid rising upward pressures on inflation?
By David Dittman
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Stocks Struggle Ahead of September CPI Report: Stock Market TodayStocks closed lower Tuesday as earnings season started with a whimper. Will tomorrow's inflation data provide a positive catalyst?
By Karee Venema
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Stocks Churn Ahead of CPI, Earnings Season: Stock Market TodayThe S&P 500 quietly celebrated the start of the bull market's fourth year, but volatility could pick up as earnings season starts and inflation data rolls in.
By Karee Venema
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Stocks Climb a Wall of Worry Ahead of Earnings: Stock Market TodayThe stock market closed higher on Friday even as Treasury yields and oil prices rose and consumer sentiment declined.
By Karee Venema
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OpenAI Revenue Woes Weigh on Tech Stocks: Stock Market TodayTwo of the three main indexes finished lower again Thursday as rising oil prices and sinking tech stocks weighed on sentiment.
By Karee Venema
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Stocks Fall as Treasury Yields Hit New Highs: Stock Market Today
Bond yields notched their highest levels since 2002 Wednesday, while Webull, Caterpillar and Deere were hit with regulatory headwinds.
By Karee Venema
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S&P 500 Joins Nasdaq in All-Time-High Territory: Stock Market TodayA pullback for Treasury yields while crude oil prices continued to soften sent stocks higher again, as markets focus on AI-supported fundamentals.
By David Dittman
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Nasdaq Hits New Highs on AI Boom Optimism: Stock Market TodayIt's a relatively quiet week for earnings and economic data, as markets focus on major themes such as AI and interest rates.
By David Dittman
