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The reflation trade that has ruled markets for most of 2021 was in retreat Thursday, replaced by a stodgier group of winners that included giant cash-spewing technology companies and longer-dated bonds. The reordering, including a fifth day of losses in commodities, came after Federal Reserve officials signaled theyre preparing to slow stimulus.

Bond yields jumped and stocks fell for a second day after Federal Reserve officials signaled theyll begin dialing back the stimulus that has fueled the recovery from the pandemic.

U.S. stocks dropped from all-time highs as investors mulled the consequences of a drop in retail sales and an uptick in producer prices while the Federal Reserve holds a two-day policy meeting. Crude oil traded at the highest level since 2018.

U.S. stocks turned higher in the last hour of trading to close at another record, while the rally in bond markets lost steam as investors prepared for a key Federal Reserve meeting later in the week. Oil touched the highest in more than two years.

U.S. equities rallied toward all-time highs and benchmark Treasury yields extended declines to the lowest since March as investors bet that the Federal Reserve will maintain its ultra-accomodative policies even after data showed consumer prices rose more than forecast last month.

U.S. stocks traded near record highs and bonds rallied as investors braced for a key inflation report that could provide clues on the direction of monetary policy.

U.S. equities closed within a hairs breadth of a record high and Treasuries rose as investors continued to debate the impact of resurgent inflation on monetary policy.

Most U.S. equities declined and Treasury yields rose as investors weighed inflation risks and the potential impact of a minimum corporate tax that could enable foreign governments to impose levies on big American companies.

U.S. equities fell Thursday as investors digested a raft of economic data and a report President Joe Biden may be open to a lower corporate tax rate than 28%.

U.S. equities rose on Wednesday as the tussle between economic optimism and inflation concern continued to play out in markets.

U.S. stocks inched lower as investors assessed the impact of another economic report on Federal Reserve monetary policy.

Stocks that stand to benefit the most from an economic rebound rallied after solid data spurred a decline in pandemic darlings such as technology companies. Treasuries retreated.