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Stocks are expected to rebound broadly from the sharp sell-off as investors digest the industry merit of U.S. banks and other heavyweights.

Stocks are expected to rebound broadly from the sharp sell-off as investors digest the industry merit of U.S. banks and other heavyweights.

Stocks are expected to rebound broadly from the sharp sell-off as investors digest the industry merit of U.S. banks and other heavyweights.

UK labor and wage data will likely be the focus of market attention as traders analyze these reports to determine when the Bank of England will start its rate-cutting cycle. On the other hand, the Fed may not be in a hurry to start the easing cycle, as retail sales in March were higher than expected, the latest evidence of the vitality of the U.S. economy. Mary Daley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, was the latest to say that the Fed is in no hurry to cut rates.

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"Interest rates are rising for the 'wrong reasons', the risk of a complete reversal of the Fed's center pivot and overheated inflation are all on the rise".

While Koon's hot inflation report guaranteed higher and longer interest rates, big tech companies were back in investors' favor last week.