Stocks recover their early losses in a volatile day.
Wall Street had another volatile day on Tuesday, falling about 2 percent before recovering after the session. Technology stocks continued to struggle.
Stocks have recently fallen as US inflation expectations rise and bond yields have raised concerns that the Federal Reserve will strengthen its monetary policy as soon as possible, creating easy-money policies that helped stock stocks during the epidemic. Has
Policymakers at the central bank have said they will see short-term growth inflation and continue to support the economy, a message that Jerome H., the chair of the central bank. Powell reiterated in testimony before the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday.
Shares
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The S&P 500 ended slightly higher on Tuesday, breaking a one-week streak. The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite fell by half a percent.
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Tesla shares fell nearly 9 percent on Monday as compared to a drop in bitcoin prices, compared with a drop of nearly 9 percent on Monday. Over the weekend, Elon Musk tweeted that bitcoin and ether prices, the two biggest cryptocurrencies, “high it”. A few weeks ago, the electric car manufacturer said it bought $ 1.5 billion in bitcoin, Sending both prices.
Europe
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Stokes 600 Europe fell 0.4 percent.
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The unemployment rate in Britain rose to 5.1 per cent for the three months ending in December, up 1.4 per cent from a year earlier, official figures showed on Tuesday. Job losses have become particularly difficult on young people: the number of employees on company salaries has fallen by 726,000 in the past year, About three-fifth of these workers were under 25 years of age..
