Global equities index edges higher after record close, U.S. Treasury yields rebound. U.S. consumer sentiment falls for second straight month in September. Inflation expectations for next year remain at 4.8%, while expectations for next five years rise to 3.9%. Wall Street mixed after record highs, focus on Fed Chair Powell’s statements. U.S. consumer prices increase, unemployment claims rise. Dow and S&P 500 fall, Nasdaq rises for record close. S&P 500 gains 1.59% for the week, Nasdaq up 2.03%, Dow climbs 0.95%. Dollar strengthens, euro up after ECB meeting. British economy sees zero growth in July, weighing on sterling. U.S. Treasury yields rise ahead of Fed meeting. Oil prices settle higher after Ukrainian drone attack, gold near record high.

Read more at 1. Tesla’s stock price reaches an all-time high after announcing record deliveries for the second quarter of 2021. – finance.yahoo.com

2. The S&P 500 closes at a new record high, driven by strong performance from tech stocks like Apple and Amazon. – finance.yahoo.com

3. The Federal Reserve signals a potential interest rate hike in 2023, leading to fluctuations in the bond market. – finance.yahoo.com: Global stocks edge up with dollar, bond yields as Fed rate cuts loom