Wall Street Sees Back-to-Back Gains as Stocks Trade Sideways Amid Fed Rate Slowdown

Wall Street is looking to build on back-to-back gains as stock futures remain little changed. The Nasdaq led the way higher, jumping 2%, while the Dow closed 250 points higher.

The start of the week saw tech stocks leading the way higher, as investors weigh the Federal Reserve’s rate path. Hints of a potential interest rate slowdown were given by a Fed mouthpiece, causing U.S. stocks to trade sideways.

Big earnings week began on Monday, with investors hoping to see positive results from the major tech companies.

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