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Wall Street's rally stalls on hot jobs, cold earnings data

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 127 points, or 0.4%, while the Nasdaq composite sank 1.6%. The S&P 500 fell 1% for its first drop in four days. The bond market was more decisive in thinking the strong jobs data could push the Federal Reserve to stay firmer than expected on interest rates.

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street’s big rally to start the year wilted on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation...

2 years ago·Miami, United States

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The News-Herald

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

Wall Street’s rally hit a wall after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates. The S&P 500 fell 1% Friday for its first drop in four days…

2 years ago

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The Sentinel

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

Wall Street's big rally to start the year wilted on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates.

2 years ago·Carlisle, United States

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Arizona Daily Sun

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

Wall Street's big rally to start the year wilted on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates.

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Tucson

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

Wall Street's big rally to start the year wilted on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates.

2 years ago·Tucson, United States

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Rapid City Journal Media Group

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Wall Street rally hits wall of hot jobs, cold earnings data

Wall Street's big rally to start the year wilted on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report fueled worries about inflation and higher interest rates.

2 years ago·South Dakota, United States

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