Wall Street eyes higher open as banks, megacaps rise | Malay Mail

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NEW YORK, March 3 — US stock indexes were set for a higher open today, with all eyes on megacap growth stocks that led a rally in the previous session after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pointed to a cautious tightening amid the Ukraine crisis. Investors will continue to look for clues on...

NEW YORK, March 3 — US stock indexes were set for a higher open today, with all eyes on megacap growth stocks that led a rally in the previous session after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pointed to a cautious tightening amid the Ukraine crisis.

Growth stocks and big banks inched higher. Tesla Inc, Amazon.com, Microsoft Corp, Meta Platforms, Apple Inc and Google owner-Alphabet Inc rose between 0.4 per cent and 0.9 per cent.A Ukrainian official said Ukraine-Russia talks would start in a couple of hours. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron that the goals of Russia’s operation in Ukraine - its demilitarisation and neutral status - will be achieved in any case.

US stocks rallied sharply yesterday after Powell said he will back a quarter point rate increase when the Fed meets March 15-16, assuaging some fears of an aggressive policy tightening by the US central bank.Read full story

 

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