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Stocks are higher on Wall Street, but shaky trading in the afternoon means they’ve lost much of their big rally from the morning driven by hopes that the nation’s punishingly high inflation is easing

Stocks are up, boosted by more signs the nation’s high inflation may be falling off faster than expected

NEW YORK — Stocks rose on Wall Street Tuesday following more signs the nation’s punishingly high inflation may be falling off faster than expected. The S&P 500 climbed 0.9%, or 34.48 points, to 3,991.73, though it went on another unsettling ride to get there. A flare-up of worries about the

TOKYO -- Asian shares were mostly lower Wednesday, as investors got jittery over global risks after Poland said a Russian-made missile killed two people there.

The S&P 500 rallied 5.9% last week as investors cheered a lighter-than-expected inflation reading.

The S&P 500 rallied 5.9% last week as investors cheered a lighter-than-expected inflation reading.

Mixed US jobs data and China reopening underpinned a volatile rally in New York. Commodities held their gains. BHP, Rio surge in New York.

Recession ahead? Advisor confidence has dropped off as uncertainty continues in the face of bearish markets and prolonged volatility.

Nationwide Retirement Institute data shows an increase in concerns about inflation for investors in the next 12 months.

By Lewis Krauskopf