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Wall Street Hits Records Following an Encouraging Update on Inflation

The Dow surged 472 points on optimism from inflation easing and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts supporting the slowing job market.

  • On Friday, U.S. stocks hit records after an inflation update came in a bit less painful than feared, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 472.51 to 47,207.12 and the Nasdaq composite climbing to 23,204.87.
  • In recent weeks, markets reacted to shifting inflation signals and policy moves as encouraging inflation data could mean less pain for lower- and middle-income households after the Federal Reserve cut rates last month.
  • Corporate profit beats and AI-driven strength from Alphabet, Google's parent company, and Nvidia lifted indexes as Ford Motor jumped 12.2% after topping profit expectations.
  • The 10-year Treasury yield edged down to 3.99% from 4.01% on Friday as traders bet on near-certain Fed cuts at the next two meetings, including one next week.
  • Worries about bank loan quality emerged as banks characterized recent hiccups as one-offs, while markets faced pressure from President Donald Trump's tariff threats and criticism that stocks outpaced profits.
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