The decline in markets comes ahead of key data on the US economy on jobs, growth  and personal consumption. These numbers will play a big role as to how the market will look for the next few days as they’ll help investors piece together a picture of the economy amid concerns about inflation pressures and prospects for monetary stimulus.

Elsewhere in markets, treasury yields remain steady and the dollar has slipped, while oil has weakened on concern that there will be an overabundance of Iranian supply if sanctions on the Persian Gulf producer are lifted.

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Markets are positive today as more Central Bank officials have joined in predictions that inflationary pressures are transitory, easing new concerns raised by the latest US economic data. Following a drop in US benchmarks yesterday after home sale and consumer confidence data suggested rising prices are taking a toll, contracts on the S&P and Nasdaq could be signaling stocks will keep moving higher today. More clues as to the outlook for the US economy will show through tomorrow’s jobs data.

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The market is seeing gains in response to the Federal Reserve playing down the risk of persistent inflation. A gauge of dollar strength against numerous peers showed it at its lowest level since January.

Fed comments which were a reiteration by officials that they expect transitory rather than lasting price pressures from the US economic rebound. have aided market sentiment. Officials Brainard, Bostic and Bullard said that they wouldn’t be surprised to see bottlenecks and supply shortages push prices up in coming months as the pandemic recedes, but that most of those gains should be temporary.

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Markets are positive and part of that is due to traders betting that the Feds will maintain monetary support in the coming months even while the US economy’s rebound continues to add fuel to inflation fears.

Both the dollar and treasuries remain steady, while Brent crude oil has risen above $67 a barrel after Iran said gaps remain between parties seeking a return to the 2015 nuclear deal, which could lead to increased global crude supply.

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Markets have been boosted this morning due to strong economic readings and earnings reports. Thursday’s rebound fueled by better than forecast jobless claims data helped give a rise in contracts on key US benchmarks.

Treasury yields and the dollar have remained nearly unchanged, while gold continues around the highest level it has in more than four months.

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Fed minutes released yesterday proved worrisome, showing that some officials are open to a debate at upcoming meetings on scaling back bond purchases if the US economy continues to progress rapidly. Markets are trading lower today as traders consider the possibility that faster inflation and signs of economic progress could bring a faster halt to stimulus.

Cisco Systems, which fell after its profit forecasts missed estimates, adds to a fourth day of losses for the S&P500 index.

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The market is trading lower this morning as concerns about faster inflation and COVID-19 flareups in some nations continues to stir pessimism. Treasuries and oil are also declining.

Tech shares lead declines in Nasdaq with Tesla slipping in premarket after data showed a slowdown in China sales.

Elsewhere in markets, yields on 10-year treasuries rose, while the dollar has held near its lowest level this year. Oil dropped as a result of rising US stockpiles and the possibility of more supply from Iran.

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Optimism that economic re-openings will boost growth has boosted futures this morning, outweighing concern about a pick up in virus cases in parts of Asia. Meanwhile, the dollar has dipped to a four month low.  The US 10-year treasuries have been steady as investors await key housing data ahead of Fed Minutes due out Wednesday.

Elsewhere in markets oil has seen gains with Brent Crude topping $70 a barrel in London for the first time since March on signs that re-openings are boosting demands.

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Markets continue to fluctuate as investors weigh risks in regards to the outlook of inflation and a spike in COVID-19 cases various parts of the world. Treasuries remain steady while gold has climbed to its highest in more than three months.

Like we’d spoken about last week, there lies some concern that policy makers may have to pull back support sooner than expected to suppress rising inflation and its taking a toll on global equities. There’s some anticipation as investors awake minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s latest meeting for any discussion about accelerating price pressure and hints of a timeline for reducing asset purchases.

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Markets are rising as more tempered commodity prices helped relieve concerns about inflation risks. Markets now appear to be regaining their equilibrium at the end of their biggest retreat in 11 weeks, with the focus of the benefits of an economic rebound overshadowing concerns about the negative side effects of inflation. This optimism could help put some live back into the picking of value shares tied to economic growth over pandemic stay at home favorites.

Treasuries have also advanced, having recovered from the prior session’s weakness, as the 10-year yield shaved two basis points to 1.63%.

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