Wall Street considered ugly housing data and a strong consumer confidence report
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Stocks End Seesaw Session Lower with Powell, Data In Focus | By Josh Selway | | U.S. stocks traded on both sides of breakeven today, as traders digested earnings, economic data, and commentary from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The Dow ultimately ended lower, on Home Depot's (HD) poor earnings reaction and an analyst-induced Caterpillar (CAT) pullback, while tech strength couldn't keep the Nasdaq and S&P 500 afloat. Also grabbing headlines was a surprisingly strong consumer confidence report for February, which helped to offset ugly housing data. Powell's congressional testimony was in focus, too, with the Fed leader insisting the central bank will remain flexible with interest rates and its balance sheet reduction. Continue reading for more on today's market, including: | >> Continue reading... | |
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