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| Markets Right Now: US stocks open modestly higher The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):. 9:35 a.m.. Stocks are opening modestly higher on Wall Street following a huge gain the day before, led by more gains in technology companies and banks. Microsoft climbed another 1.4 percent in early trading Tuesday, and BB&T gained ...
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| Markets Right Now: Stocks turn solidly higher at midday The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local):. 11:45 a.m.. Stocks are turning broadly higher in midday trading after wobbling between gains and losses during the morning. The gains Tuesday built on a powerful rally the day before that gave the market its biggest gain in more than two ...
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| Libor's Rise Accelerates, Squeezing Short-Term Borrowers Financial conditions were recently at their tightest levels in nearly a year, according to an index kept by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, due to factors such as stock-market declines and the rise in Libor. Investors say Libor's rise is contributing to nervousness in financial markets. The Dow ...
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US-China trade optimism lends aid to risk assets Major equity markets outside the United States turned in strong performances, with Japan's Nikkei share index .N225 rising 2.7 percent for its best day in almost three months while Europe's Stoxx 600 recorded a 1.07 percent gain. Emerging market stocks rose 0.58 percent. MSCI's gauge of stocks ...
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| Upcoming Training and Events; Joint Venture Legal Case; Capital Markets Looking at the bond market, rates were steady Monday amid reports U.S. and Chinese trade officials are working on ways to address imbalances in trade, a good step towards averting many people's fears of a trade war. Stocks certainly liked the news. (Fortunately, Myrtle only eats American-made ...
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| Investment chief of $250 billion firm says financial markets are on a Guggenheim Investments warns its clients that rate hikes from the Federal Reserve will lead to the next market downturn. Read: Investment chief of $250 billion firm says financial markets are on a 'collision course for disaster'. SUBSCRIBE. Get Our Best Content in Your Email Inbox. Enter email address ...
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