CABRERA: Welcome back. In this week's "Before the Bell," will the market rebound last? Here is CNN's Alison Kosik. Alison?</s>ALISON KOSIK, CNN GENERAL ASSIGNMENT CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Ana. It is a short week on Wall Street. The market is closed tomorrow for President's Day, possibly a welcome breather for some. After sharp declines earlier this month, stocks did seem to stabilize last week. That's despite inflation data on Tuesday and Wednesday showing rising prices. Investors are worried stronger inflation could cause the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more aggressively. We'll get a window into the Fed's thinking on Wednesday. And that's when the Central Bank releases the minutes from its last monetary policy meeting. In this environment, a hawkish tone from the Fed could certainly move the market. We'll also get a read on the consumer economy this week. Both Home Depot and Walmart are due to report their quarterly earnings. Alison Kosik, CNN, New York.</s>CABRERA: Thanks, Alison. Coming up, more on the breaking news this hour, the "Los Angeles Times" reporting former Trump deputy campaign manager Rick Gates has agreed to plead guilty to fraud. We'll discuss what this means for the Russia investigation going forward, next.
Jittery Market Eye Federal Reserve Meeting this Week.