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Wall Street's main market indices gave up early gains following the release of a mixed batch of economic data even as investors kept a wary eye on the latest developments in Ukraine.
Major indices traded mostly higher at the open on Wednesday as Russia's ongoing incursion of neighbouring Ukraine continued to push the price of oil higher.
Wall Street stocks were mostly in the red early on Tuesday as market participants continued to monitor the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine after satellite cameras allegedly captured images of a convoy of Russian military vehicles en route to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.
