The bulls are trying to catch their breath after the stock market’s string of records. Stocks started the week mixed as investors weigh a fresh batch of economic data after the Memorial Day weekend.
Meanwhile, oil prices are lower on concerns that production cuts will not be enough to reduce the global supply glut. Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous, Andy Serwer and Seana Smith discuss the day’s top stories.
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