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Stock Markets Rally , Amid Investor Hopes for , Interest Rate Cuts in 2024.<br/>On the morning of May 15, both the S&P and the <br/>Nasdaq hit all-time highs after new data suggested <br/>inflation may be easing in line with expectations.<br/>Quartz reports that the Dow Jones Industrial Average <br/>is also inching toward the record-breaking <br/>40,000 mark, which it almost hit in March. .<br/>According to the latest Bureau of Labor <br/>Statistics data, April saw the Consumer Price <br/>Index, a key gauge of inflation, rise by 3.4%.<br/>At the same time, consumer prices <br/>increased by 0.3%, slowing slightly <br/>from March's 0.4% increase.<br/>The latest data also shows that core prices, <br/>which don't include food and energy, saw the lowest <br/>increase since April of 2021, rising just 3.6%. .<br/>As a result, investors have a sense of <br/>renewed hope that the Federal Reserve will <br/>begin to cut interest rates at some point in 2024.<br/>The latest inflation data was released one day <br/>after the Producer Price Index, which <br/>measures wholesale inflation, increased 0.5%. .<br/>Over the past year, the <br/>index has increased 2.2%.<br/>Shortly after markets opened, the Dow <br/>jumped up 147 points, hitting 39,705, while the <br/>S&P 500 and the Nasdaq saw 0.5% increases.<br/>Shares in GameStop were down 30% after <br/>experiencing a boost earlier this week by <br/>the online return of investor \
Stock Markets Rally , Amid Investor Hopes for , Interest Rate Cuts in 2024.<br/>On the morning of May 15, both the S&P and the <br/>Nasdaq hit all-time highs after new data suggested <br/>inflation may be easing in line with expectations.<br/>Quartz reports that the Dow Jones Industrial Average <br/>is also inching toward the record-breaking <br/>40,000 mark, which it almost hit in March. .<br/>According to the latest Bureau of Labor <br/>Statistics data, April saw the Consumer Price <br/>Index, a key gauge of inflation, rise by 3.4%.<br/>At the same time, consumer prices <br/>increased by 0.3%, slowing slightly <br/>from March's 0.4% increase.<br/>The latest data also shows that core prices, <br/>which don't include food and energy, saw the lowest <br/>increase since April of 2021, rising just 3.6%. .<br/>As a result, investors have a sense of <br/>renewed hope that the Federal Reserve will <br/>begin to cut interest rates at some point in 2024.<br/>The latest inflation data was released one day <br/>after the Producer Price Index, which <br/>measures wholesale inflation, increased 0.5%. .<br/>Over the past year, the <br/>index has increased 2.2%.<br/>Shortly after markets opened, the Dow <br/>jumped up 147 points, hitting 39,705, while the <br/>S&P 500 and the Nasdaq saw 0.5% increases.<br/>Shares in GameStop were down 30% after <br/>experiencing a boost earlier this week by <br/>the online return of investor \
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