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Global stocks slide, dollar gains after Fed minutes
Global equity markets slid and the dollar strengthened on Wednesday after minutes from the latest Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting failed to suggest when its buying of bonds would slow, but also did not alter the eventuality of those plans.
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Wall Street jumps; Dow, S&P set new records
The S&P 500 index and the Dow industrials closed on Thursday at record highs, a day after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the US central bank will keep a loose monetary policy for some time to lower the unemployment rate.
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Wall Street little changed; Intel drags, Morgan Stanley up
US stocks opened little changed on Friday, a day after the S&P 500 rose to its highest level in five years, as a weak outlook from Intel offset a fourth-quarter profit at Morgan Stanley.
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Wall Street Week Ahead: Bulls, bears and wallflowers
It's another one of those moments that always follow a big move in the stock market.
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Dow falls 138 points as Spain seeks help
Europe's latest efforts to quell its financial crisis left investors exasperated, causing steep losses in stocks.
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Fed's latest action doesn't impress investors
The Dow Jones average closed down 0.1% at 12,824. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 0.2% to 1,355.69.
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Greek turmoil spreads pessimism across markets
Greece called a new round of elections for June 17 after coalition talks to form a government fell apart. The president said depositors were pulling hundreds of millions of euros out of banks, weakening the country's strained financial system. The main cause for investor worry was that Greece would pull out of the group of countries that use the eu...
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Global stocks slide, dollar gains after Fed minutes
Global equity markets slid and the dollar strengthened on Wednesday after minutes from the latest Federal Reserve policy-setting meeting failed to suggest when its buying of bonds would slow, but also did not alter the eventuality of those plans.
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Wall Street jumps; Dow, S&P set new records
The S&P 500 index and the Dow industrials closed on Thursday at record highs, a day after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said the US central bank will keep a loose monetary policy for some time to lower the unemployment rate.
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Wall Street little changed; Intel drags, Morgan Stanley up
US stocks opened little changed on Friday, a day after the S&P 500 rose to its highest level in five years, as a weak outlook from Intel offset a fourth-quarter profit at Morgan Stanley.
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Wall Street Week Ahead: Bulls, bears and wallflowers
It's another one of those moments that always follow a big move in the stock market.
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Dow falls 138 points as Spain seeks help
Europe's latest efforts to quell its financial crisis left investors exasperated, causing steep losses in stocks.
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Fed's latest action doesn't impress investors
The Dow Jones average closed down 0.1% at 12,824. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 0.2% to 1,355.69.
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Greek turmoil spreads pessimism across markets
Greece called a new round of elections for June 17 after coalition talks to form a government fell apart. The president said depositors were pulling hundreds of millions of euros out of banks, weakening the country's strained financial system. The main cause for investor worry was that Greece would pull out of the group of countries that use the eu...
