Global equities markets lagged on Thursday after stepping back from near-record levels earlier in the week, as investors studied strong U.S. data reports for economic recovery and inflation signals.
(Updates throughout) Indexes: Dow drops 0.03%; S&P sheds 0.30%; Nasdaq nixes 0.86% Oil prices hold gains; Gold slips
WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuters) - Global equities markets were little changed on Thursday after stepping back from near-record levels earlier in the week, as investors studied strong U.S. data reports for economic recovery and inflation signals.
U.S. stocks pared back some losses on Thursday before shedding those slight gains after reports that President Joe Biden has offered to scrap his proposed corporate tax hike.
Oil was little changed following two straight days of gains that took oil futures to highs not seen in a year, after weekly U.S. crude stocks fell sharply while fuel inventories rose more than expected.
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