Wall Street's main indexes fell on Tuesday as growth stocks extended declines, overshadowing a rise in energy shares after oil prices pared back gains on OPEC+ output concerns.
in China amid hopes that it could lead to a quicker easing of COVID-19 curbs by its government.
"China is a mixed picture because the protests create uncertainty, but at the same time, could be a catalyst for eventually a loosening in COVID policy," said Carl Ludwigson, managing director at Bel Air. Gains in growth stocks earlier in the day proved short-lived, while U.S. Treasury yields rose. Investors also sold Treasuries as they anticipate details about Amazon.com Inc's
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