Wall Street ended the week on a calmer note in an uneventful day of trade. The S&P rose 0.47%, almost regaining all its losses since Monday's sharp sell-off, triggered by the unwinding of yen-funded carry trade and fears of a recession. The Dow edged higher, up 51 points (+0.13%). Up 182 points at best. Down 216 points at worst. The NASDAQ gained 0.21%, but small firms in Russell 2000 lost 0.17%. Wall Street's fear gauge, the VIX, fell another 14.38% to 20.37, down 47.17% from Monday's 38.57. Longer-dated Treasury yields dipped. 10Y yield fell 5bps, while the 2Y yield rose 2.1bps. Nothing was on the economic calendar overnight, and no Fed Speak was scheduled. Markets focus now shifts to PPI on Tuesday and CPI on Wednesday. Bitcoin gained 0.78%, rising back above $60k, and the Aussie dollar slid 0.3% to 65.72c.
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