Dow rises 270 points as stocks open higher after CPI report shows inflation cooled more than expected in February
U.S. stock indexes were rising on Wednesday morning after February's consumer-price index report showed inflation slowed more than expected in February, but Wall Street's relief rally was still struggling to gain traction amid worries over President Donald Trump's tariff plans.
Wall Street got some relief after an encouraging report said inflation slowed last month by more than economists expected.
Economists are bracing for intensifying price pressures and slower growth, posing a challenge for the Federal Reserve.
The upcoming inflation data will have a stronger-than-usual impact on the US stock market which is already on the verge of ...
U.S. stock futures point higher after indexes extended their selloff Tuesday; U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs kick in; CPI ...
The share of consumers who expect a recession within the next year surged to a nine-month high, the data showed. A growing portion of consumers believe the job market will worsen, the stock market ...
CPI shows softer-than-expected price rises, easing stagflation concerns. Key inflation drivers were shelter & insurance.
Inflation, as measured by the consumer price index, slowed more than expected in February. The CPI increased 2.8% from a year ...
US stock futures rise as Trump’s tariffs create market uncertainty, with investors awaiting the Consumer Price Index (CPI) ...
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