Stocks Pop on Upbeat Inflation Data; Apple Hits $3T Market Cap
Markets finished broadly higher after upbeat inflation data lowered expectations for two additional rate hikes this year.
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Markets finished broadly higher after upbeat inflation data lowered expectations for two additional rate hikes this year.
Markets finished broadly higher after upbeat inflation data lowered expectations for two additional rate hikes this year. Stocks shot higher out of the gate Friday and stayed there through the close thanks to an encouraging reading on inflation. That data followed other recent reports showing a resilient U.S. economy – and tempered expectations for two more interest rate hikes this year. Ahead of the opening bell, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said the May personal consumption and expenditures
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