"Stocks Retreat as Investors Await Inflation Data"
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US stocks took a breather on Monday after reaching record highs last week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 closing slightly lower. Investors are awaiting inflation data later this week, which could impact the market's rally. Berkshire Hathaway nears a $1 trillion market value, while Domino's Pizza and Coinbase saw stock movements. Additionally, the SECURE 2.0 Act allows student loan payments to contribute to retirement accounts, Ford delays shipping certain 2024 F-150 pickups, and stock buybacks are on the rise. Lastly, the FTC sues to block Kroger's acquisition of Albertsons, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average undergoes a shakeup.
- Stock market today: Stocks step back from record highs ahead of inflation data this week Yahoo Finance
- S&P 500 Slips From Record Ahead of Inflation Data The Wall Street Journal
- Dow snaps three-day winning streak as investors await new U.S. inflation data MarketWatch
- Stock Market Today: Stocks Slip With Inflation Data in Focus Kiplinger's Personal Finance
- The S&P 500 closes lower on Monday, retreating from record, as rally pauses: Live updates CNBC
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