Dow Jones down 38 points (-0.12%). Dow up 119 at best, down 137 at worst. S&P 500 down 0.16%. NASDAQ down 0.45%. VIX Volatility Index down 3.1%. In Europe, STOXX 50 +0.1% FTSE +0.2% CAC +0.1% DAX +0.1%. SPI Futures are down 26 points (+0.37%).
- ASX to slip, February CPI pending.
- Wall Street ends down with tech; investors assess bank comments.
- Wall Street falls while bond yields rise with gold.
- Apple launches buy now, pay later service in U.S.
- Investors seek value in clobbered U.S. regional bank shares.
- US regulator cites 'terrible' risk management for Silicon Valley Bank failure.
- China's Alibaba to break up empire into six units as Jack Ma returns home.
- U.S. charges FTX's Bankman-Fried with paying $40 mln Chinese bribe.
- US consumer confidence rises as Americans shrug off bank failures.
- Nickel hits three-week high on short-covering and low stocks.
- Gold rises on dollar dip, banking optimism limits gains.
- Iron ore rises as China port inventory fall lends support.
- Clashes as French protesters rally against Macron's pension bill.
- EU countries approve 2035 phaseout of CO2-emitting cars.
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