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U.S. stocks fall Friday, putting major indexes on track for their longest losing streak of the year, as lingering fears over U.S-China trade relations and sluggish global growth weighed on investors’ confidence.

Lumber prices have made quite a comeback this year, climbing by 25% in January and nearly erasing the decline suffered in 2018, as the market gets a boost in demand ahead of the spring building season. Looking ahead, however, analysts urge caution.

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One strategist sees echoes of the Fed’s 1998 reaction to economic turmoil in the central bank’s policy pivot. That could set the stage for a stock-market meltup that echoes the rally ahead of the bursting of the tech bubble, he says.

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The U.S. dollar on Friday takes aim at the strongest weekly gain since August, while most major currency pairs were trading in tight ranges.