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Stocks slumped and Treasurys rallied as a resurgence in coronavirus cases added to concern about tougher restrictions that could slow down the economic recovery without further stimulus.

U.S. stocks inched lower after Friday as investors grappled with a maelstrom of uncertainty: Record coronavirus infections, a weakening economic recovery and a yet-to-be called presidential race.

Most U.S. stocks rose after the Trump administration resuscitated hopes for a spending package. Treasurys remained higher.

U.S. stocks rose as banks rallied on a jump in Treasury yields jumped, while lawmakers in Washington continue to haggle over a spending bill.

U.S. stocks rose as lawmakers negotiated the size of a potential spending bill to bolster the economic recovery. The dollar weakened.

U.S. stocks rose to almost five-week highs as traders speculated that lawmakers will eventually provide more stimulus and corporate deal activity increased. Treasury bond yields dropped and the dollar weakened.

Wall Street wrapped up the third quarter on a high note Wednesday, even as a maelstrom of uncertainty surrounding the pandemic and stimulus hopes weighed on investors.

Stocks whipsawed as investors weighed the chances of a compromise on a new stimulus package amid concern over an uptick in global coronavirus cases. The dollar fell.

U.S. stocks fell and Treasurys gained as investors mulled whether the levels of stimulus being provided is enough amid a gradual economic recovery.

Stocks fell amid a sell-off in technology companies and after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's remarks that he's not sure if the faster-than-expected economic recovery will continue.

U.S. stocks closed higher as gains in technology shares helped offset a late slide in financials. Crude oil pushed higher, while the dollar was little changed.