Stocks end with back-to-back losses after Dow’s 1,000-point skid on Friday

Shares booked back-to-back losses on Monday, with the Dow including to its 1,000-point skid Friday after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell vowed to not again down on combating inflation till U.S. prices of residing fall again to its 2% goal vary. The Dow Jones Industrial Common
DJIA,
-0.88%
shed about 183 factors, or 0.6%, to finish close to 32,099. The S&P 500 index
SPX,
-0.78%
shed about 0.7%, whereas the Nasdaq Composite Index
COMP,
-0.56%
noticed the brunt of the day’s losses, ending down 1%, based on FactSet. The S&P 500 and Dow each briefly flipped optimistic earlier in Monday’s session, however failed to carry these positive aspects as losses mounted heading into the closing bell. Buyers nonetheless have been digesting Powell’s quick, however blunt speech on the annual Jackson Gap financial symposium, which was considered as set off of Friday’s sharp selloff in equities. The Fed’s extra hawkish tone additionally despatched the 10-year Treasury yield up by 7.5 foundation factors to three.109% on Monday, the best stage since June 28, based on Dow Jones Market Knowledge primarily based on 3 p.m. Japanese yields.