U.S. stocks advanced on Wednesday after the FOMC minutes from the May meeting brought no new hawkish bombshells. Despite this rebound, the mood on Wall Street remains cautious.

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No surprises from the May FOMC minutes – including no mentions of ‘stagflation’ or ‘recession’ – come as a welcomed development.

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The S&P 500 remains above 3900 as markets look to the release of FOMC minutes later this afternoon.

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