U.S. stocks open slightly lower after subdued December inflation report

Jumia Technologies AD (NYSE: JMIA) shares fell 13% Tuesday. Stocks trading lower may be driven by a dip in the tech sector, pulling the rest of the market down with it. Jumia is scheduled to report earnings on May 11 before market open. read more.....»»

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U.S. stocks fell slightly at the start of Thursday's session as investors sifted through corporate earnings and a drop in unemployment claims to a pandemic low. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 0.3%, or 107 poin.....»»

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U.S. stock benchmarks started the Tuesday session slightly lower, one day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 swept to fresh highs on robust economic data. The Dow lost 63 points, 0.2%, to open near 33,464, while the S&P 500 d.....»»

U.S. stocks finished slightly lower Thursday as investors contended with higher bond yields and the threat of inflation given expectations for the the economy to recover quickly later this year......»»

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U.S. stock-index futures traded sharply lower Thursday after data showed nearly another 3 million Americans lost jobs last week, down slightly from the prior week, but it still means about 36 million jobs have been lost to the COVID-19 pandemic......»»

Stocks opened higher even as investors digested more data reflecting the economic devastation from the coronavirus pandemic......»»

Stocks opened higher even as investors digested more data reflecting the economic devastation from the coronavirus pandemic......»»

Stocks opened lower Friday after the release of the monthly U.S. employment report that showed massive job losses in March, even before the full extent of the economic devastation from the coronavirus pandemic was fully realized......»»

U.S. Treasury yields fall Monday as a breakdown in talks between major oil exporters sparked a sharp decline in oil prices, sending stocks and inflation expectations lower......»»

U.S. stocks edged lower at the start of trade Monday as traders awaited more clarity on the ultimate economic impact of a growing outbreak of the coronavirus, which has disrupted global supply chains dependent on Chinese productio.....»»

U.S. stocks opened modestly lower Friday morning, with the slide in equities following a better-than-expected payrolls report. Strategists specula.....»»

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The benchmark 10-eyar Treasury yield edges lower Tuesday after a weaker-than-expected reading on December consumer price inflation......»»

Higher prices for gasoline, health care and rent spurred another increase in the cost of living in December, capping off the biggest annual advance in inflation since 2011. But price pressures more broadly are mostly subdued......»»

Stock-index futures were steady after the government reported fewer jobs were created in December than expected. But Treasury yields slipped fractionally and gold ticked .....»»

Wall Street was set to open slightly higher on Friday, aided by technology stocks, while slower-than-expected domestic job growth in December shaved off some early gains......»»

The S&P 500 and the Dow opened slightly lower on Tuesday, dragged down by healthcare and energy stocks, while the Nasdaq was supported by positive corporate updates from chipmakers......»»