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Dow Jones Climbs to 52,000 While Chips Bleed on Rate-Hike Fears: Stock Market Today

BenzingaPiero Cingari

Hot inflation data fuels Fed rate-hike bets, hammering chip and AI-hardware stocks while the Dow tops 52,000 and small caps hold gains; gold rebounds.

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