US Economy Grows Faster Than Expected in Q3, But Stocks Fall on Mixed Earnings as Recession Fears Linger
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U.S. economy grew faster than expected in Q3, defying recession warnings, but business investment softened.
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U.S. stocks fell on mixed earnings and economic signals; 10-yr Treasury yields dipped but remain near 5%.
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ECB held rates as expected but euro little affected; European stocks also declined.
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Dollar climbed vs yen and on dollar index; oil slipped while gold neared 5-month high.
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Fed rate hikes still needed to curb inflation according to some strategists, despite latest data.