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S&P 500 Set Records, SanDisk Jumped 60% Off July's Lows: This Week on Wall Street
Cool inflation data cut September rate-hike odds to 25% and lifted the S&P 500 to a 27th record close, while SanDisk gained 34.7% and Tapestry dropped 20.5%.
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