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U.S. stocks slip for a second straight session as oil rises

Investors stayed cautious ahead of Wednesday’s inflation data, keeping trading subdued.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Indices

U.S. stocks fell for a second straight session as traders maintained a wait-and-see stance ahead of Wednesday’s inflation data, according to WSJ Markets.

The report said oil prices moved higher during the session as equities faded, reflecting a split tone among major market benchmarks.

With investors looking to inflation for the next read on the economic outlook, the coverage highlighted that many participants remained cautious rather than adding risk into the tape.

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