Stocks Edge Lower. The Market Is Brushing Off Inflation Data.
The S&P 500 is on track for its most muted CPI reaction since January as Wall Street continues to shift its focus from inflation toward the broader economy. The market benchmark was down just 0.25% in the wake of today's hotter-than-expected inflation reading.
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