A half an hour ago we were at session lows but not anymore. Stocks closing well

higher than that after a hotter than expected inflation report. That's a scorecard

on Wall Street but winter's stay late. Welcome to Closing Bell Overtime, I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan.

Well, the Dow is snapping a three-day wind street.

While the S&P and Nasdaq did fall for the fourth time in five days,

real estate and utilities, the worst performers today.

Energy and communication services, the only sectors in the green.

Keeping an eye on the bond market today too with all that inflation data.

Now investors turning their attention to a

trio of bigger earnings we will have instant analysis of results from

Adobe pager duty and Ulta beauty and

and then we're going to speak exclusively with Adobe's CEO,

Shonton Orion, before he joins the call with analysts.

Plus, Lux Capital co-founder Josh Wolf reacts

to former Treasury Secretary Steve Manutians

interest in buying Tik-Tock.

But first, let's get more on today's market weakness.

Mike Santoli joins us now from the New York Stock Exchange.

Mike, I do want to get your thoughts

on what we saw in the markets because it really does seem like equities took

their cue from treasuries as we saw yields push a little bit higher on that PPI report that

was stronger than expected on the keels of a CIPI report that was slightly hotter than expected

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