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Stocks Climb as Markets Retrace Post-Fed Moves (opens the original)
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U.S. stocks are jumping and Treasury yields are sliding Thursday morning, as investors shake off the jitters that followed the Federal Reserve's first rate increase in three years. Stocks and bonds stumbled Wednesday after officials raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point and signaled at least one more increase this year. But those moves are already reversing. The 40-Minute Phone Call That Left Ed Sheeran's Tour Hanging by a Thread The Anonymous Math Geek Who Quit Anthropic—and Becam
Stocks Lower as Fed’s Warsh Comments Boost Rate-Hike Bets (opens the original)
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh signaled the central bank may not be done fighting inflation, a stance that boosted bond yields and led to choppy trading in stocks. Short-term Treasury yields moved higher as his comments at the Kansas City Fed's annual conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., this morning were taken as a sign that interest rates could rise soon. The 2-year Treasury yield recently traded at 4.35%, up from about 4.23% before the speech in a move that would be its biggest one-day inc
U.S. Stocks Mixed After Bessent Outlines Plan to Squeeze Iran (opens the original)
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A retreat in oil prices is offering relief to bond yields as investors received details on Washington's stepped-up economic pressure campaign against Iran. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent outlined plans at a press conference this afternoon to inflict an "economic D-Day" on Iran. Brent crude futures are on pace to break six straight sessions of gains, and the dollar has paused its recent slide. Zohran Mamdani Is Turning His Fire on Amazon Oura and Dunkin' Get Ready to Join IPO Bonanza U.S. Says
Major U.S. Stock Indexes Gain on Jobs Data (opens the original)
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U.S. stocks rose and Treasury yields fell Friday after the July jobs report came in much cooler than expected, with the U.S. economy losing 23,000 jobs last month. That was a big miss: Economists had penciled in 83,000 jobs to have been added. Also, revisions to May and June payrolls numbers showed that the economy added 103,000 fewer jobs in those two months. The July unemployment rate ticked lower to 4.1%. Reservation Apps Have Made Getting Into a Restaurant a Nightmare Move 37 Is the Moment A
Nasdaq Declines as Chip Stocks Come Under Pressure (opens the original)
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Whipsaw moves in chip stocks are front and center again this afternoon, with AI stocks sliding in the U.S. and steep drops in SK Hynix and Samsung sending South Korea's Kospi index more than 6% lower. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing posted its fifth straight quarter of record earnings earlier today, but that wasn't enough to lift investors' moods. The Nasdaq slipped about 1%, with Sandisk, Western Digital and Marvell among the biggest losers. The PHLX Semiconductor index is off 5%. The Inside
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