Stocks extend declines after Fed minutes
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U.S. stocks extended declines on Wednesday after minutes from the Federal Reserve's January rate-setting meeting showed policy-makers do not necessarily see core inflation moderating, adding to concerns spurred earlier by stronger-than-expected consumer prices data.
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By Michael Patterson  Growing inflation concerns sent stocks to their biggest two-day decline since March on Wednesday after first-quarter labor costs rose more than forecast.
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U.S. stocks extended their declines on Wednesday, with the S&P tumbling more than 1 percent, as a build-up in oil supplies hurt energy stocks and bond yields touched session highs, weighing on financial shares and other rate-sensitive sectors.
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Stocks plunged as investors grew more uneasy about the economy and about whether the Federal Reserve will take steps to prevent credit market problems from spreading.
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U.S. stock index futures extended declines on Tuesday after government data showed producer prices jumped by the most in more than three decades, spurring concerns about inflation.
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U.S. stocks tumbled on Tuesday after  minutes from a December Federal Reserve meeting showed the  policy-making committee was concerned about the potential for  inflation, triggering investor worry about more rate increases.
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Stocks extended losses on Wednesday as a report pointing to a worsening housing market added to concerns about weakness in employment and the outlook for economic growth and profits.
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Stocks extended losses on Tuesday after minutes from the August 7 Federal Reserve policy meeting showed growing concerns about housing and the consumer even before credit market turmoil picked up speed.
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U.S. stocks sold off on Tuesday after  minutes from a December Federal Reserve meeting revealed the  policy-making committee was concerned about the potential for  inflation, triggering worry about more rate increases.
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Stocks fell on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said inflation risks remain to the upside, suggesting equity investors should not count on an interest rate cut spurring stocks higher in the near future.
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Wall Street extended its decline in early trading today, falling on nagging concerns about mortgage defaults and also following the lead of stock markets that tumbled abroad. The Dow fell 4.2 percent last week including Tuesday's 416-point plunge, fell about 62 points to the 12,051 level in the opening minutes of trading.
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Volatility returned to Wall Street yesterday, sending stocks plunging as investors grew more uneasy about the economy and whether the Federal Reserve will take the steps needed to prevent credit market problems from spreading further. The Dow Jones industrials fell 280 points.
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U.S. stocks fell on Thursday, as interest-rate concerns spurred investors to lock in profits from the market's spring rally.
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Japanese stocks declined Friday morning, extending losses from the previous session as traders remained wary ahead of a statement from the Bank of Japan governor later in the day.
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U.S. stocks fell for a second day on   Thursday on persistent concerns over inflation and higher   interest rates as well as fresh signs of a weakening housing   market.
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Stocks extended losses on Thursday as financial shares fell further on growing doubts about a plan by global central banks to unfreeze credit markets and data showed a higher-than-expected rise in wholesale inflation last month.
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Stocks finished a back-and-forth session mixed yesterday as investors grappled with weaker-than-expected economic data and weighed the chances that the Federal Reserve would lower interest rates.