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Stocks didn’t stand a chance of gains in yesterday's session which was fraught with negativity from all angles. The latest ISM reading on manufacturing showed a further decline into the contraction zone, led down by weakening employment.

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Stocks closed in the green yesterday after a rough ride in which Chairman Powell turned down the volume at the rate-cut partiers’ rowdy rave. Don’t worry rates are still going down but the Fed is in no hurry, according to the Head Fed himself.

Stocks had a mixed close on Friday as traders mulled the latest inflation figures which showed that it continues to trend toward the Fed’s target. Consumer sentiment was revised upwards by University of Michigan; however, the levels still lag pre-COVID levels.

Stocks rallied yesterday with solid economic numbers, supported by sweet-talk from the Fed. GDP growth estimates were revised upward fueling hopes of a soft landing.

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