US stocks rise, helped by steady bond yields and Powell remarks
Stocks closed higher on Wall Street, boosted by large technology companies that have benefited from steady bond yields and soothing comments by Fed chairman Jerome Powell on inflation.
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Stocks closed higher on Wall Street, boosted by large technology companies that have benefited from steady bond yields and soothing comments by Fed chairman Jerome Powell on inflation.
Stocks wobbled between small gains and losses in trading on Wall Street overnight, hovering around their record highs as investors remain cautiously hopeful for an economic recovery.
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The Australian sharemarket is set to to brush off a negative US lead and open higher as technology stocks continue to weigh on Wall Street.
The Australian sharemarket is poised to jump higher this morning despite a mixed day on Wall Street.
The Australian sharemarket is poised to jump higher on Monday as Wall Street closed its week at record levels.
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ASX set to fall at the open as another tick up in bond yields once again pulled down shares of technology companies and the energy sector on Wall Street.
Wall Street closes mostly lower, shedding some of its recent gains after coming within striking distance of matching the longest winning streak of the year.
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Wall Street is having a mixed session as investors continue to eye the bond market, where yields pulled back a bit from Friday’s sharp increase.
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Investors welcomed another reprieve from the volatility in the bond market that has dominated the conversation on Wall Street for the last several weeks.
Wall Street advances higher across the board, setting up the ASX to open higher this morning.
A surge in the stocks of beaten-down technology companies on Wall Street has the ASX set for a positive open this morning.
New York’s Financial District is suffering as a glut of office space builds with the pandemic keeping workers home.
The ASX is set to bounce higher at the open as surging bank stocks drove Wall Street higher.
ASX set for a negative start as Jerome Powell’s comments unnerve markets, putting the Nasdaq in correction territory.
The US stockmarket has so far digested a surge in Treasury yields, but some investors are worried that a continued ascent could prove more problematic.
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