Stock sinking again as inflation fears and a sell-off in bank stocks way on the market.

That is the scorecard on Wall Street, but the action is just getting started.

Welcome to Closing Bell overtime.

I'm Deirdreboza.

Morgan Brennan and John Forte are off the down in the S&P 500.

Now lower for a second street straight week week while the Nasdaq's losing streak

that is hitting three weeks we've got much more on the sell-off ahead.

Meanwhile, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is about to give a speech on artificial intelligence at Oregon State University.

We're monitoring that and we will bring you any big headlines.

Let's get right to today's action with our market panel Emily Rowland of John Hancock and Bob

Elliot of Unlimited Emily let me come to you first the Vicks we saw it pretty steady

last week and up until today really it's now touching nearly 20 has the resiliency of the first

quarter for equities faded. Yeah I mean markets were really ignoring the fact

that we've been removing the number of rate cuts that are

priced into the markets until this last couple of weeks when they're getting the

memo. It looks like we're in a period of hire for longer. The market had done nothing but go up in parabolic

fashion really since the low last October which coincidentally was when the

Fed started talking about cutting interest rates.

So what happened was that those remarks just talking about cutting

rates called the loosening in financial conditions, market rallied,

they shrugged off this kind of, you know, stalling in terms of the dis-inflation

narrative, but now I think we're starting to contend with the idea that we may be in a holding

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