Stocks on Wall Street opened slightly lower on Tuesday after notching their longest rally this year, amid optimism that Jerome Powell will signal the Federal Reserve is open to a deeper cut when it starts lowering interest rates. The S&P 500 hugged the flatline, coming off an eight-strong run of daily wins for the benchmark index — its longest since November. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also traded flat, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped about 0.1%.
Stocks have made a strong comeback from an early August rout as fresh economic data bolstered the case for the central bank to start lowering rates sooner — and maybe further — than previously thought. Wall Street expects Powell to set the stage for a September rate cut in dovish remarks on Friday, now that several Fed officials have given their blessing to easing. The debate now is whether a 0.
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