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Category Archives: Global
Stocks give back early gains while Facebook continues face-plant
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, up 70 points or 0.6% around 11:00 ET, ended Tuesday little changed on the day after a 100-point drop in the final hour of trading and then a late push back essentially to a flat-line … Continue reading
That was then, this is now
Blue chip stock prices were mostly higher today, but NASDAQ fell for a third day, battered by weakness in technology stocks.
Posted in Apple Computer, Global
Stocks end a volatile week with Friday losses
Stocks ended the most volatile trading week of the year on Friday the way they began it, with steep losses.
Green galore in Thursday’s trade
The sun is out here in Connecticut, with flecks of green beginning to take over trees and bushes, and green is the predominant color on Bloomberg screens today as well, with the exception of bond screens, where we see a … Continue reading
Leading indicators up, but stock prices fall for a third day
Stock prices were generally lower for a third straight day on signs of slower growth in Europe and China.
Posted in Global, Leading Indicators
The Big Professor
Stock prices spent all of Tuesday in negative territory, but finished off their worst levels of the morning.
Posted in Federal Reserve, Global, Housing
Stocks close mixed on China trade deficit news
Stocks opened the week trading in a relatively quiet and narrowly mixed range.
Posted in Debt and Deficits, Global
Weak China, Europe growth reports send stocks lower
Disappointing economic reports from China and Europe helped to send stock prices lower to open the week.
U.S. stocks flat on soft retail sales report for January
Trading down as much as 87 points or 0.7% at its late afternoon low, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied sharply in the final hour of trading Tuesday and ended the session slightly to the plus side.
Posted in Global, Retail sales
Manufacturing reports send stock prices higher globally
The major U.S. stock market indexes rose on Wednesday, taking their cue from even bigger gains in Europe, propelled by mostly positive global economic reports.
