- Stocks in the US sank late Monday as prominent tech stocks continued to fall. Investors weighed the outlook for monetary policy ahead of major inflation data later this week,
- As dip buyers emerged from last week's worries about central bank policy, US equities ended a volatile month with a surge on Monday.
- The S&P 500 gained 1.9%, while
- Strong earnings from Apple enticed dip buyers, overshadowing fears that the Federal Reserve will have to intervene aggressively to halt the fastest inflation since the 1980s.
- The S&P 500
- As investors continued to reprice assets to account for the federal reserve's move to restrictive policy, stocks gained another significant gain, the dollar rose, and gold fell.
- The S&P
- While the S&P 500 recovered from its lowest point of the day, it still sank to its lowest level since October. After a roughly 3% drop earlier in the
- Stocks in the United States fell in the afternoon session, echoing late-week swings as investors reduced their holdings in risky assets. The Nasdaq 100 has crossed into correction territory