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    Home » Blog » How Major US Stock Indexes Fared March 19

    How Major US Stock Indexes Fared March 19

    March 19, 2024Updated:March 19, 2024 Business & Economy No Comments
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    As investors wait to find out what the Federal Reserve will do with curiosity rates, Wall Street hit a record high.
    The S&amp, P 500 shook off an earlier damage and closed 0.6 percent higher Tuesday, beating the all- day substantial it set last month. Both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite both ended the day somewhat below their most recent peaks, up 0.8 %.
    Treasury yields dropped in the relationship business ahead of the Fed’s statement on Wednesday regarding the year’s tenet ending. Japan’s central banks raised its benchmark interest rate to at least zero in a traditional move.

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