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Stocks Sink
on World Bank Report
MARKET Open
Jun 22, 2009 9:04 AM CDT
Stocks Sink on World Bank Report
(Newser)
- Stocks tumbled this morning after the release of a grim forecast by the World Bank. The Dow tumbled about 100 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P each dropped 1.6%. The World Bank predicted the economy would shrink 2.9% this year, a big downward revision from its previous...
Health Care Nudges Dow Up 58
MARKETS
Jun 18, 2009 3:11 PM CDT
Health Care Nudges Dow Up 58
(Newser)
- Markets were up today on a strong performance from the volatile financial sector and continued gains for health-care stocks, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. Investors are confident that President Obama's health reform will be whittled down, leaving room for industry profits. The Dow was up 58.42, to 8,555....
Obama Plan Puts Dow Off 7
MARKETS
Jun 17, 2009 3:11 PM CDT
Obama Plan Puts Dow Off 7
(Newser)
- Markets were mixed today as a perky health-care sector was held in check by poor performance in energy stocks and wariness over President Obama’s financial regulatory plan, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. Oil and commodities prices slipped as investors seemed to gird for a continued lull in consumer activity....
Manufacturing Data Kill Stocks
MARKET Open
Jun 15, 2009 8:48 AM CDT
Manufacturing Data Kill Stocks
(Newser)
- Stocks plunged at the open today, after an ugly New York manufacturing report, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. The Dow sunk 120 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P lost 1.5% and 1.4% respectively. The New York Fed’s manufacturing survey dropped to -9.41 from -4.55...
Dow Jumps 28,
Ends at 2009 High
MARKETS
Jun 12, 2009 3:15 PM CDT
Dow Jumps 28, Ends at 2009 High
(Newser)
- Markets were mixed today, but the Dow closed at its highest end point in 2009 even as tech and material stocks pulled down other indices, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. The resurgent dollar cut deeply into the commodities sector. A NYSE computer malfunction also temporarily halted trading in some stocks....
Bond Sales Drive Dow Up 32
MARKETS
Jun 11, 2009 3:16 PM CDT
Bond Sales Drive Dow Up 32
(Newser)
- Markets were up today on a successful sale of 30-year Treasury notes and other indicators of economic recovery, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. Bank of America saw a 9% upswing after its CEO testified on Capitol Hill. The Dow gained 31.90 to 8,770.92. The S&P rose...
T-Note Auction Puts Dow Off 24
MARKETS
Jun 10, 2009 3:11 PM CDT
T-Note Auction Puts Dow Off 24
(Newser)
- Markets fell today as an auction pushed yields on 10-year Treasury notes higher, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. A 30-year sale is scheduled for Friday. “Higher interest rates are not good for anyone,” said one broker. “It’s going to kill the refinancing boom.” The Dow...
Stocks, Oil Jump Together
Market Open
Jun 10, 2009 8:49 AM CDT
Stocks, Oil Jump Together
(Newser)
- Stocks jumped at the open today, with the Dow up 61 points, the Nasdaq adding 0.5%, and the S&P gaining 0.7%, powered by strong moves in its energy and basic materials sectors. That was due in part to the surge in fuel prices, with oil clearing $71...
Stocks Flat Ahead of TARP News
MARKET open
Jun 9, 2009 9:01 AM CDT
Stocks Flat Ahead of TARP News
(Newser)
- Stocks barely moved at today's open as traders awaited details on which banks would get approval to repay TARP funds, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. The Dow climbed less than 20 points; Procter & Gamble fell 1.4% after announcing its succession plans. The Nasdaq rose 0.6% and the...
Banks Rally Late; Dow Up 1
MARKETS
Jun 8, 2009 3:10 PM CDT
Banks Rally Late; Dow Up 1
(Newser)
- The market was level today as financials awaited notice of which companies would be allowed to pay back TARP funds, the
Wall Street Journ
al reports. The good news contrasted with a drop-off in commodities and a poor performance by Apple, which announced new iPhones, laptops, and operating systems. The Dow...
Stocks Drop as Yields Rise
MARKET Open
Jun 8, 2009 8:58 AM CDT
Stocks Drop as Yields Rise
(Newser)
- Stocks sunk at the open today, as traders demanded and got higher yields on government debt. The Dow tumbled 73% points, while the Nasdaq fell 1%, the S&P dropped 0.8%, and commodities retreated. The yield on 10-year Treasury notes, by contrast, moved up to 3.85%. Apple, meanwhile,...
Stocks Jump on Job Report
MARKET Open
Jun 5, 2009 8:46 AM CDT
Stocks Jump on Job Report
(Newser)
- Stocks jumped out of the gate this morning after a better-than-expected job report. The Dow rose 76 points, while the S&P and Nasdaq added 0.9% and 0.8%, respectively. The US lost 345,000 jobs in May, a far cry from the 525,000 economists had predicted. Citigroup...
Dow Up 75 on Jobless Data
MARKETS
Jun 4, 2009 3:11 PM CDT
Dow Up 75 on Jobless Data
(Newser)
- Markets edged up today on good unemployment claims and productivity data, the
Wall Street Journal
reports. But traders appear to be holding out for tomorrow’s employment report, and the rising price of oil continues to worry. “We have to hope it doesn't go to $80,” one trader...
Stocks Up on Positive Job Data
MARKET Open
Jun 4, 2009 8:49 AM CDT
Stocks Up on Positive Job Data
(Newser)
- Stocks inched higher this morning as investors chewed on retailer and jobs data. The Dow added 17 points while the Nasdaq and S&P rose 9.03 and 3.17 points respectively. Jobless claims took a rare step in the right direction last week, with ongoing claims dropping for the...
US Oil Surplus Puts Dow Off 65
MARKETS
Jun 3, 2009 3:12 PM CDT
US Oil Surplus Puts Dow Off 65
(Newser)
- Reports of greater-than-expected US oil reserves sent crude prices and markets tumbling today, the
Wall Street Journal
notes. The manufacturing sector fell, and the Dow’s energy component was off 4.1%. “People are looking at the inventory report today as a really good chance to take some money...
Dow Adds 19 on Housing News
MARKETS
Jun 2, 2009 3:14 PM CDT
Dow Adds 19 on Housing News
(Newser)
- Good news from the housing sector outweighed bank troubles today for Wall Street, the
Journal
reports. Manufacturer Alcoa tacked on 6%, and a housing-industry group said sales in April made the biggest jump in 8 years. Financials fell after more banks announced plans to pay back TARP loans through stock...
Stocks Flat After Big Rally
MARKET Open
Jun 2, 2009 8:52 AM CDT
Stocks Flat After Big Rally
(Newser)
- Stocks were essentially flat at today's open on the heels of yesterday’s huge rally. The Dow inched down 15 points, while the Nasdaq and S&P fell 0.5% and 0.3%, respectively. Commodity prices were backing off, though oil still hovered around $68 a barrel. Financials were mixed,...
Dow Jumps 221 on GM Filing
MARKETS
Jun 1, 2009 3:12 PM CDT
Dow Jumps 221 on GM Filing
(Newser)
- Stocks surged today on positive data about personal income, manufacturing, and the long-awaited announcement of General Motors’ bankruptcy. “There is a positive, relief reaction to this filing,” one analyst told the
Wall Street Journal
. “It’s been hanging over all of our heads.” Energy and construction...
Dow Boots GM, Citi;
Travelers, Cisco
Take Spots
Jun 1, 2009 9:30 AM CDT
Dow Boots GM, Citi; Travelers, Cisco Take Spots
Overhauls drive firms off Industrial Average, says editor
(Newser)
- General Motors and Citigroup are losing their spots on the Dow Jones Industrial Average after GM filed for bankruptcy,
MarketWatch
reports. Replacing them are Cisco Systems and The Travelers Companies. “A bankruptcy filing immediately disqualifies a stock regardless of a company's history or its role as a cultural icon,...
Stocks Up Despite GM Filing
MARKET Open
Jun 1, 2009 8:54 AM CDT
Stocks Up Despite GM Filing
(Newser)
- Stocks shot higher at the open this morning, as rising oil prices and strong manufacturing data from China outweighed news of GM's bankruptcy. The Dow rose 102 points; as of next Monday, the index will no longer include GM and Citigroup. The Nasdaq and S&P were each up 1....
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