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Stocks retreated as inflationary signals from the latest economic reports overshadowed dovish reassurances from several Federal Reserve officials. Treasuries climbed.

Technology shares led gains in U.S. stocks as inflation anxiety appeared to be easing. Bitcoin surged after a weekend rout.

Technology companies led a rebound in U.S. equities on Thursday after a report showing applications for state unemployment insurance fell last week to a fresh pandemic low rekindled optimism in the economic recovery.

U.S. stocks closed mixed and Treasury yields rose as minutes showed Federal Reserve officials were cautiously optimistic about the U.S. recovery at their April meeting, with some signaling theyd be open "at some point" to discussing scaling back the central banks massive bond purchases.

U.S. stocks declined for a second day with losses steepening in the final 15 minutes of trading as investors weighed the rush to reopen the economy against inflationary pressure from a rise in commodity prices.

Stocks halted a three-day slide, with investors migrating to value from growth companies as signs of a strengthening labor market tempered inflation worries.

U.S. stocks jumped to record highs with retail sales and weekly jobless claims data signaling an accelerating recovery in the world's biggest economy. Yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes dropped the most since February.

U.S. stocks climbed to record highs and bond yields fell as investors bet that a higher-than-forecast rise in inflation won't be enough to slow economic stimulus measures.

Stocks climbed as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank has the tools to curb any inflation pressures, which are expected to be temporary as the economy reopens.

Stocks rose with the dollar and Treasuries fluctuated after the Federal Reserve refrained from signaling it will make any changes to its bond-buying program any time soon.

Stocks dropped after a rally that drove the equity market to all-time highs. Treasurys climbed, while the dollar fell.

Stocks climbed to a record after solid U.S. economic data added to evidence the recovery is gaining momentum. The dollar fell while Treasurys were little changed. Oil sank.