U.S. equities were edging upward around midday, bouncing back a bit after yesterday’s selloff, as the market awaits a key report on consumer inflation. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq were all modestly higher.

Boeing (BA) shares gained on a report the plane maker has resumed production of its 737 MAX jetliner following the settlement of a seven-week machinists’ strike. Shares of Alaska Air Group (ALK) soared when the airline launched a strategic plan aimed at boosting profit and raised its guidance. Alphabet (GOOGL) shares popped after the tech giant unveiled a quantum computing chip called “Willow.”

Oracle (ORCL) shares slumped when the database software firm missed profit and sales estimates and cut its outlook as it faces stiff competition in the cloud computing market. Shares of HealthEquity (HQY) sank after the health savings account custodian’s full-year guidance came in  below analysts’ forecasts. Ebay (EBAY) shares slid on a downgrade from Jefferies, which warned that slowing ad revenue and falling demand in China could weigh on future results.

Oil and gold futures advanced. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose. The U.S. dollar rose against a basket of other currencies. Most major cryptocurrencies traded lower, with bitcoin recently below $95,000.