A larger-than-expected slowdown in inflation bolstered bets that the Fed would cut interest rates as early as March, but Nike's sharp drop in its full-year outlook weighed on sentiment and the three major U.S. indexes ended the eighth straight week with gains, the first for the S&P since 2017 and the first for the Dow since 2019.
A larger-than-expected slowdown in inflation bolstered bets that the Fed would cut interest rates as early as March, but Nike's sharp drop in its full-year outlook weighed on sentiment and the three major U.S. indexes ended the eighth straight week with gains, the first for the S&P since 2017 and the first for the Dow since 2019.
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Morgan strategist James Lord and others wrote in a report that as the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and the U.S. economy avoids a hard landing, the bank expects emerging markets to have another good year, but does not expect it to be smooth sailing.
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