- Stocks in the US dipped for the first time in five days as hopes for a de-escalation in the Ukraine conflict faded and investors assessed the risks of increasing
- In afternoon trade, US stocks rose, led by increases in megacaps and technology sectors. Benchmark treasuries recovered from early losses, as oil fell due to fears of a Chinese
- In a tumultuous day of trading, US equities climbed as dip-buyers emerged in the last minutes of trade on Friday. The short end of the curve took the brunt
- Stocks in the United States rose as investors evaluated economic resiliency against the danger of higher interest rates and the impact of the Ukraine conflict.
- As all 11 major
- Traders weighed hawkish comments by Fed's Powell, which hinted the central bank will take more aggressive measures to manage inflation, as equities rallied and the selloff in treasuries deepened
- On Friday, technology companies led stock gains, as traders weighed mixed signals from the Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations against volatility from expiring options. The price of oil stayed above $100