Dow, Nasdaq Log First Losses In 10 Days

All good things must come to an end. Wall Street’s seemingly endless rally finally took a breather today, as stocks turned sharply lower in the afternoon. Both the Dow and Nasdaq snapped their nine-day win streaks with steep triple-digit losses, with the blue-chip index ending its run of record closes. The S&P 500 finished firmly in the red as well, but remains a chip shot from its all-time highs. Elsewhere,  are still dropping, following hopeful inflation data out of the U.K.Summary 1220NYSE Nasdaq 1220Earnings 1220UVOL 1220

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