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Stocks bounced back on Tuesday after a bruising start to the week, even as investors continued to digest deepening trade tensions and President Trump’s attacks on the Federal Reserve.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 800 points after the opening bell on Tuesday — recovering most of Monday’s steep 970-point loss and raising hopes that stocks will break a four-day losing streak.

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U.S. markets extended morning gains to stage a strong comeback on Tuesday, clawing back losses from a bruising previous session, even as investors weighed mounting global trade tensions and fresh political heat directed at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell by President Donald Trump.

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Buying a home in America could get harder.

Homebuilder PulteGroup (PHM) warned on its post-earnings conference call that rising tariff costs will pressure home prices, affecting every price point in their markets.

“We’re in the range of $5,000 on average,

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Stocks are surging on Tuesday, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 both up about 2% as investors pile into tech shares ahead of earnings reports from mega-cap companies.

The strong gains come a day after major indexes plunged as investors fretted over the Federal Reserve’s independence amid President Donald Trump’s blistering criticism of Fed chair Jerome Powell.

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The stock market experienced more losses on Monday. It follows several bumpy weeks on Wall Street amid President Donald Trump’s trade war and his criticism of the Federal Reserve.U.S. government bonds and the value of the dollar, which typically strengthen during turbulent times, also sank. Experts say this reflects uncertainty around what are typically considered some of the world’s safest investments.It comes as Trump once again targeted Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on social media Monday.

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