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Technology stocks led Wall Street slightly higher on Wednesday, as U.S. inflation data proved to be benign and the minutes from the Federal Reserve's March meeting were unsurprising.

The highlight of the week will come on Friday when the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the March jobs report.

Some companies made arrivals on the stock market that have become the stuff of legend. There's the way Snap's freshly minted shares jumped 44% on the first day of trading, or how Twitter surged 73% on its opening day.

Brent crude oil prices eased away from 2019 highs on Tuesday on caution that economic growth may dent fuel demand this year, although supply cuts led by producer cartel OPEC still meant markets were relatively tight.

After months of speculation about an IPO date, Slack is finally going public.

Stocks rallied after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that interest rates were "just below neutral" during a speech at the Economic Club of New York.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbed following a crushing Tuesday equity rout.

It was a tumultuous week for stocks following a busy week filled with the midterm elections, a Fed meeting and a slew of earnings.

Stocks were mixed Monday as the equity market braces for a potential congressional shake-up following the US midterm elections.

Shares in payments processor StoneCo's IPO soared Thursday, with an initial public offering that priced above the high end of its expected range and raised $1.2 billion.