US stocks start H2 sharply higher
NEW YORK: US stocks jumped sharply higher Friday, closing out the best week in two years and starting the second half on a solid positive note. In thin trade ahead of the long July 4 holiday weekend, the Dow Jones Industrial Average leaped 168.43 points (1.36 per cent) to 12,582.77. The broader SandP 500 gained 19.03 (1.44 per cent) to 1,339.67, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was up 42.51 ...
Source: Business Times
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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
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Arab stocks suffer from Greek and Italian debt debacle
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US stocks dip on debt worries
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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.
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NZ stocks fall for eighth session
New Zealand stocks fell for an eighth session, with Westpac Banking leading the exchange lower after a surge in the kiwi dollar sapped offshore demand for shares. Skellerup rose.