Wall Street gains on Ukraine talks boost market rebound
Stocks rose on Tuesday as investors welcomed solid economic data and tentative progress in Russia Ukraine talks hosted by Turkey. The S&P 500 gained 1.2 percent to 4631.60, the Dow 338.30 to 35294.19, and the Nasdaq 264.73 to 14619.64. Smaller caps led, with the Russell 2000 up 2.7 percent to 2113.10. Energy names lagged as oil fell on easing fears, while Apple and Netflix rose ahead of firmer consumer demand.
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Inverted yield curve sparks recession fears in markets
A Tuesday brief notes the two year and 10 year Treasuries briefly inverted signaling investor concern. Fed rate hikes, inflation pressures, and central bank balance sheet actions are cited as drivers, with Powell stressing the 18 month window of the yield curve as predictor.
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Job openings and quits at near record in February
The February Labor Department report shows 11.3 million job openings, matching January and just below December, with 4.4 million Americans quitting, up from January. Analysts say a tight labor market fuels inflation as firms raise pay to attract staff. The unemployment rate sits near pre pandemic lows at 3.8 percent.
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Labor market signals shape Fed policy and consumer confidence
The piece notes Powell focusing on openings and quits as key labor market metrics to temper wage growth and inflation with rate hikes. It cites 4.5 percent wage growth in 2021 and 7.9 percent inflation, while consumer confidence rose to 107.2 in March and expectations eased, with housing and gas prices cited as factors.
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