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Stocks initially fell, and then soared.
Treasury yields rose, particularly on the short end of the curve.
The U.S. dollar declined as the British pound rallied for a second day amid speculation that the U.K. government may reverse course on its tax cut plan.
Crude oil prices reversed higher, and gold prices were lower.
Jobless claims accelerated more than expected.
Asian stocks moved broadly lower amid the inflation uneasiness, while European stocks ended the day in the green as the markets grappled with the potential tax-cut U-turn out of the U.K.
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