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Stocks end Wednesday slightly lower following huge two-day surge

Por: CNN Business October 06, 2022

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New York CNN Business  —  Maybe that October market rally has some legs after all? were mostly unchanged Wednesday, even as a fresh batch of economic data revealed continued strength in the job market and America’s services sector. That’s led to new worries that the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes, meant to curb inflation, will eventually lead to a recession. The ended the day with a loss of a little more than 40 points, or... + full article



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