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Dow Down 100 at Open
MARKETS
Aug 19, 2011 8:39 AM CDT
Dow Down 100 at Open
S&P 500, Nasdaq follow suit
(Newser)
- No major relief for the markets today, at least not so far: The Dow was down about 100 points at open, resting below 10,900, according to MarketWatch . The S&P 500 and Nasdaq were also down, 7 points and 5 points, respectively. And the news from abroad isn't...
European Markets
Plunge at Open
Aug 19, 2011 5:15 AM CDT
European Markets Plunge at Open
German, French indexes drop more than 3%; Asian stocks down at close
(Newser)
- European stock markets opened markedly lower today over continued misgivings about the situation in the US and Europe, the
New York Times
reports. Germany’s main index fell 3.9% this morning, while France’s fell 3.4%—on the heels of yesterday's 5% drop; Britain’s benchmark index...
Dow Plunges 419
Aug 18, 2011 3:05 PM CDT
Dow Plunges 419
Markets drop again on fears of global recession
(Newser)
- Recession worries home and abroad made for a miserable day on Wall Street, reports MarketWatch . At one point, the Dow was down nearly 530 points, though it recovered some. The grim numbers:
Dow:
Fell 419 (3.7%) to 10,991
Nasdaq:
Down 131 (5.2%) to 2,380
S&P
...
Dow Plunges 480+, Below 11K
UPDATED
Aug 18, 2011 9:19 AM CDT
Dow Plunges 480+, Below 11K
S&P, Nasdaq follow suit
(Newser)
- The Dow plunged more than 300 points at the open today, and dropped almost 500 before retreating, as investors worried about Europe and the global economy. It's currently hovering just below 11,000, according to Marketwatch . The S&P 500 also dropped 48 points to 1,146, while the...
Stocks Shoot Up at Open
MARKETS
Aug 15, 2011 8:46 AM CDT
Stocks Shoot Up at Open
Dow sees triple-digit rise
(Newser)
- Is the panic over on Wall Street? The Dow shot up around 131 points, and the S&P and Nasdaq were up 13.5 and 26.2 as of 9:39am EST. Part of the gain came from Google’s blockbuster acquisition of Motorola , which sent the latter’s stock...
Dow Rises Again: Up 126
Aug 12, 2011 3:05 PM CDT
Dow Rises Again: Up 126
Markets end crazy week in relatively tame fashion
(Newser)
- The Dow broke its up-down streak and rose for the second straight day today to wrap up a wild week. A solid retail sales report seemed to outweigh a negative one on consumer confidence, and Europe's (maybe) stabilizing markets also helped, report MarketWatch and the
Wall Street Journal
. The...
Don't Just Be Afraid Amid Market Chaos—Be Angry
paul krugman
Aug 12, 2011 1:57 PM CDT
Don't Just Be Afraid Amid Market Chaos—Be Angry
Deficit hawks exploited this crisis and made it worse: Krugman
(Newser)
- All this stock market turbulence should make you not only afraid but mad, writes Paul Krugman in the
New York Times
. That's because deficit hawks have worsened the mess by "hijacking" the crisis to focus on their “favorite hobbyhorse," he writes. "What the market was...
Dow Rises 100+ on
Retail Sales Report
Aug 12, 2011 8:48 AM CDT
Dow Rises 100+ on Retail Sales Report
S&P 500, Nasdaq also rise
(Newser)
- Markets are up, at least for now: The Dow was up more than 100 points at open, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq following suit, up about 11 and 13 points, respectively, MarketWatch reports. An upbeat report on retail sales no doubt prodded stocks upward: July sales rose a...
European
Countries Ban
Short Selling
Aug 12, 2011 7:24 AM CDT
European Countries Ban Short Selling
First Western ban on practice since Lehman fall
(Newser)
- European markets are up today following the decision by four countries to ban short-selling of some stocks. After stumbling this morning, London’s FTSE 100, Frankfurt’s Dax, and Paris' Cac rose between 1.5% and 2.5%, the BBC reports. The last major Western short-selling ban came in the...
Buffett
on Stocks:
I'm Buying
Aug 11, 2011 3:54 PM CDT
Buffett on Stocks: I'm Buying
The lower prices go, the more aggressive he gets
(Newser)
- Amid economic uncertainty, how’s Warren Bufftet holding up? “Never been better,” he tells CNNMoney . “The lower things go, the more I buy. We are in the business of buying.” Meanwhile, he says he still sees US treasuries as triple-A, “in that there is no...
Dow Surges
Back Again:
Up 423
Aug 11, 2011 3:06 PM CDT
Dow Surges Back Again: Up 423
S&P 500 and Nasdaq join the rebound
(Newser)
- Dizzy yet? The stock market rebounded strongly yet again, with analysts giving credit to decent jobs data, better-than expected results from tech bellwether Cisco, and decreased worries about Europe. The numbers:
Dow:
Up 423 (3.9%) to 11,143
S&P 500:
Up 52 points (4.6%) to 1,173
...
Apple Nails Spot as
World's Most Valuable Firm
Aug 11, 2011 5:00 AM CDT
Apple Nails Spot as World's Most Valuable Firm
Overtaking Exxon caps amazing turnaround
(Newser)
- Steve Jobs, who says Apple was 90 days from bankruptcy when he returned to the company in 1996, wakes up today as chief of the world's most valuable company. Apple, which briefly overtook Exxon in trading Tuesday , was ahead of the oil giant at the close of trading for...
Dow Plunges 520
Aug 10, 2011 3:06 PM CDT
Dow Plunges 520
Nasdaq and S&P 500 plummet, too
(Newser)
- Yesterday's big market gains vanished and then some today as investors worried about Europe's debt problems and the weak US recovery, reports MarketWatch .
Dow:
Down 520 points, or 4.6%, to 10,719
S&P 500:
Down 52 points, or 4.4%, to 1,121
Nasdaq:
Down 101
...
Stock Rally Stutters
Aug 10, 2011 4:38 AM CDT
Stock Rally Stutters
Falling futures mean we're not out of the woods
(Newser)
- Global stocks were up early today following an uptick on Wall Street in the wake of the Fed's pledge to keep interest rates low. But it wasn't clear if the rebound would hold. Asia rates climbed and modest hikes marked Britain's FTSE 100 index (up .2%) and...
Apple Becomes
Most Valuable
Company in
World, Briefly
Aug 9, 2011 4:11 PM CDT
Apple Becomes Most Valuable Company in World, Briefly
It overtakes Exxon for No. 1 spot before falling back again
(Newser)
- For the first time since 2005, ExxonMobil found itself only the
second
-most valuable company in world: Apple briefly took the No. 1 spot today before relinquishing it. Analysts think a more permanent changing of the guard will happen soon, however. At one point today, Apple's market capitalization reached $347....
Dow Licks Wounds,
Rises Above 11K
updated
Aug 9, 2011 9:43 AM CDT
Dow Licks Wounds, Rises Above 11K
Stocks rebound at the bell, open up 100+ points
(Newser)
- After yesterday's beating, the Dow opened with cautious optimism, up about 137 points to 10,947—and it has inched above the 11,000 mark since then. As of 10:40am EST, it was up 215 points to 11,025. The Nasdaq opened up 41, and the S&P...
World Markets Sinking
UPDATED
Aug 9, 2011 1:21 AM CDT
World Markets Sinking
Investors 'rattled by fear,' says analyst
(Newser)
- Get ready for another wild ride. Asian markets recouped some of their losses after scary declines early today, but European stocks were being buffeted a day after US markets suffered their biggest drop since 2008. By mid-morning London time, Germany's DAX was down 5.6%, France's CAC-40 had...
Battered
Dow Ends
Down 635
UPDATED
Aug 8, 2011 3:14 PM CDT
Battered Dow Ends Down 635
US' downgraded credit rocks Wall Street in punishing session
(Newser)
- The Dow Jones plummeted under 11,000 today, dropping 635 points as the United States' downgraded credit rating punished the markets. The drubbing took the Dow down 5.55% to 10,810, reports MarketWatch . The Nasdaq and S&P 500 bled more, shedding 6.90% and 6.66% respectively.
Dow Dives Below
11K on Downgrade
Updated
Aug 8, 2011 1:28 PM CDT
Dow Dives Below 11K on Downgrade
Dow loses 135 points at open, now down more than 500
(Newser)
- Investors reacted to the S&P's US credit rating downgrade and Europe's debt woes today exactly the way you'd expect: They panicked. Stocks started low, and have sunk ever deeper throughout the day. As of 2:26pm EST, the Dow was down a whopping 600 points, taking...
Dow Rises 61
After Seesaw Day
Aug 5, 2011 3:08 PM CDT
Dow Rises 61 After Seesaw Day
S&P 500 and Nasdaq decline
(Newser)
- This would fall under the category of "volatile" trading day: The Dow rose 61 points to close at 11,445 after a series of wild fluctuations. This morning's better-than-expected jobs report led to an early surge—the Dow rose 170 points shortly after the opening bell, but the...
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