NEW YORK (AFP) - Major US indices finished at fresh records Monday (June 14) as global equity markets began the week cautiously ahead of a much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended at all-time highs, benefiting from a resurgence in technology shares. The first session of the week reflected the latest pivot after a stretch earlier in the year when tech shares lagged other sectors such as financial companies and manufacturers. Investors now appear to be taking profits on some of those bets, and steering funds back into large tech names, which outperformed other sectors earlier in the pandemic. Apple, Facebook and Netflix all gained at least one per cent. This week’s calendar is dominated by the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting, which is expected to show central bankers raising their inflation forecasts. The Fed is expected to maintain its current easy money policy, but central bank chief Jerome Powell will face myriad questions about rising prices during the news conference following the meeting’s conclusion on Wednesday. While no change in the bank’s lending rate is expected, Powell could offer more assurances that the Fed will be vigilant a...