Hot jobs data fueled worries the Fed may need to keep interest rates high to tamp down the resilient job market, while the CBOE volatility index, Wall Street's "fear gauge," hit its highest close since May 24.
Hot jobs data fueled worries the Fed may need to keep interest rates high to tamp down the resilient job market, while the CBOE volatility index, Wall Street's "fear gauge," hit its highest close since May 24.