Headlines June 25

Bond dealers sank treasuries while stock investors bought up businesses largely connected to an economic revival on Friday.

The reflation trade has revived on the belief that, despite mounting inflation pressures the Fed won’t rush to boost interest rates .

Financial, commodity and industrial shares outperformed the tech giants that fueled the stay-at-home investing plan, putting equities on track for their best week since February.

A small-cap index rose for the sixth consecutive day, signaling a resumption of the trading boom.

Aside from Biden’s infrastructure deal and reassurances from some prominent voices such as Fed's Powell, a batch of economic readings came out this week. Data released on Friday showed personal spending stagnated in may, while a closely watched inflation measure continued to rise.
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Meanwhile, consumer sentiment in the US increased less than expected in June, and longer-term inflation forecasts declined from a month earlier.