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NEW YORK / Content Syndication Services / – U.S. stocks closed mixed Tuesday as renewed pressure on technology and semiconductor…

Treasury yields rose near 4.5 percent after private payroll gains, job openings and oil prices shaped inflation-sensitive trading.

U.S. stocks closed lower in a broad sell-off as the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreated from recent highs amid oil and inflation concerns.

Peter Schiff’s U.S. stock warning returns as elevated valuations, federal debt, inflation and steady Fed rates frame market risks.

Dollar trading stayed steady near 99 while Bitcoin and Ether declined, leaving global currency moves muted and crypto markets weaker.

Gold prices rose as a weaker dollar lifted bullion demand, while lower oil prices and gains in silver, platinum and palladium shaped trading.

US stocks ended higher as the Dow closed at a record and the S&P 500 extended its weekly winning streak to eight weeks.

US consumer sentiment fell to a record low in May as inflation worries, gasoline costs and household price pressures intensified.

U.S. stock futures fell after Wall Street records as investors watched Nvidia, Walmart, Target, oil prices, Treasury yields and Fed minutes.

The Federal Reserve kept Jerome Powell in a temporary chair role while Kevin Warsh awaits the oath after the Senate confirmation vote.