Dow rebounds by 300 points, claws back some of Wednesday’s Fed-induced sell-off
Stocks rebounded Thursday from a 500-point loss in the Dow the day after Fed officials hiked rates by 25 basis points. The 'Halftime Traders' break down Thursday's market moves.
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Dow rebounds by 300 points, claws back some of Wednesday’s Fed-induced sell-off
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CNBC TechCheck Evening Edition: June 1, 2023
