Investors aren't letting a little bad news bother them. Despite some unsettling developments, Wall Street roared to new records this week. Even with tariff-inducted inflation rising and growing signs of stress in the labor market, the focus now is on healthy corporate profits and aid on the way from Washington. Among the worst of it: The Bureau of Labor Statistics issued revisions to prior payroll counts that showed the economy created nearly a million fewer jobs than previously thought. On top of that, layoffs spiked last week, inflation edged higher and worker confidence by one measure hit record lows. There's also geopolitical turmoil: Wars continue in Ukraine and Gaza, President Donald Trump's economic policies are ever-changing while he also seeks to remake the Federal Reserve, and th
Here's why the market keeps rallying in the face of bad economic news

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