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Category Archives: Europe
Stock selloff eases at U.S. shores
A global selloff in stocks that started with a 7% drop in Japan followed by 2%-plus declines in Europe managed to recede by the time the U.S. markets closed on Thursday.
New records for Dow and S&P despite weak economic reports
Stocks rose for a second straight day on Wednesday despite reports that showed more evidence of weakening economic growth in the second quarter.
Dow closes above 15000 as stocks break more records
The global bull market continued apace on Tuesday, as both the Dow and S&P 500 closed at record highs, Germany’s stock market hit an all-time high and Japanese stocks closed at their highest levels in nearly five years.
Posted in Consumer Credit, Europe, Japan, Stocks
Stocks up again to start the week
U.S. stocks were mostly higher to start the week, the third Monday in a row that stock prices have gained.
Posted in Apple Inc., Banking, China, Europe
Positive jobless claims number, ECB lift stocks
U.S. stocks rebounded on Thursday, erasing Wednesday’s losses, on a lower-than-expected report on jobless claims and a rate cut from the European Central Bank.
Apple moves to dominate both stock and bond markets
Following a lower opening, U.S. stocks rose for the second straight day this week, led once again by tech stocks.
Posted in Apple Inc., Consumer Confidence, Europe, Housing
S&P 500 gains, tops previous high
This week’s market action started out much like much of last week’s, with stock prices rising despite some soft economic reports – in today’s case, a 0.7% gain in the S&P 500 to a record close juxtaposed against disappointing personal … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Savings and Consumer Spending, Stocks
Stocks end mixed as AT&T and P&G disappoint
U.S. stocks were largely higher on Wednesday although the major indexes closed mixed.
Posted in Apple Inc., Economy, Energy, Europe
Bogus tweet fails to halt stock rally
A bogus report about an attack on the White House failed to derail the three-day stock market rally on Tuesday.
Posted in Apple Inc., China, Europe, Housing
A rare good day for technology stocks boosts NASDAQ by nearly 1%
Stock prices rose for a second straight day on Monday despite a couple of weak economic reports out this morning.
Posted in Corporate Profits, Europe, Market volatility
