Wall Street Eyes Gains Amid Dynamic Market Movements
Wall Street's main indexes are poised to open higher as investors focus on tariff developments and the Federal Reserve's interest-rate strategy. The Fed's policy decisions remain influenced by recent economic data, with mixed signals from officials regarding possible interest rate cuts. Global market dynamics remain volatile.

Wall Street's major indexes are set to start Tuesday on an upswing as investors hone in on potential tariff shifts and insights from the U.S. Federal Reserve's interest-rate strategy following a dip in Treasury yields last week.
Federal Reserve officials have provided mixed signals, with Governor Christopher Waller mentioning minimal price impacts from President Donald Trump's trade measures and Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker seeing no immediate need for a rate policy shift.
Speculations about a Russia-Ukraine peace deal have further stimulated global risk appetite while key players in the stock market, like Intel and Constellation Brands, experience significant gains. Investors eagerly await Fed minutes and Walmart's earnings for more financial clarity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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