U.S. stocks rise for fourth session on Greek hopes
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks rallied Tuesday, extending a winning streak to a fourth session, as investors forecast an upcoming Greek vote would prevent a sovereign debt default. Bargain hunting after a recent retreat also helped gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 109.63 points, or 0.9%, to 12,190.01, its best day in a week, led by a 3.3% rise in Caterpillar Inc. shares ...
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U.S. stocks sink on debt fears; gold, dollar gain
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks closed with broad losses Monday as investors transferred holdings into safe-havens such as the dollar and gold on concerns over U.S. debt levels and European...
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US close: Stocks fight back
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Stocks finished in positive territory heading into the weekend, winning back some of the losses incurred earlier in the week. The Dow Jones closed up 42 at 12,479, the S&P 500 finished...
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A fourth of Europe's banks would be at risk in another downturn, stress tests find
Europe's banking system remains heavily dependent on government support and would be at risk if another economic downturn hits, the European Banking Authority said Friday in a report that highlights...
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Arab stocks suffer from Greek and Italian debt debacle
AMMAN: Arab stock markets lost ground last week as investors came under negative impact from global recovery worries, Europe's debt ordeal and the persistent political turmoil in the Middle East, financial...
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US stocks dip on debt worries
US stocks fell on Thursday as the market worried about a possible US debt default if Congress fails to act soon to raise the borrowing limit. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 54.49 points (0.44...
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U.S. Stocks Pare Advance on Concern Debt-Ceiling Deal Will Fail
U.S. stocks pared gains, almost erasing a 164-point rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, after the Associated Press reported that House Speaker John Boehner said it’s a “crapshoot” whether...
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Avoid China Banking Stocks Over Short Term
July 14 (Bloomberg) -- Louis Wong, a director at Phillip Securities HK Ltd., talks about China's banking industry and the debt levels of the country's municipal governments.