Well, Geopolitics, and peers of fewer rate cuts sparking a late day sell-off as the Dow

balls were a fourth straight session.

That is a scorecard on Wall Street, but winners stay late.

Welcome to closing bell overtime.

I'm John Fort with Morgan Brennan.

Well, stocks giving back early gains after Minneapolis

Fed President Neil Keshkari said the Central Bank may not cut rates at all this

year if inflation keeps moving sideways. Health care and tech leading the sell-off,

but every sector in the red this afternoon.

Let's get to today's action with our market panel,

Scott Run of Wells Fargo Investment Institute

and Vital Knowledge Founder Adam Chrisifouli Adam I'm going to start with you

Keshkari we have a lot of Spedspeak the last couple days Keshkari

floated he basically said he thinks two cuts but floated the possibility that we

could get no cuts this year.

He's not a voting member.

How important to the market and the self we saw this afternoon was that versus some of these

headlines, some of these reports that are circulating about Iran considering retaliation

or some sort of action against Israel and we'll call it flaring tensions in the

Middle East.

Yeah so I think you, I think it's important on days like to kind of separate

out fundamentals from technical conditions.

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