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Continuing concerns about the growth of the global market gave investors pause, keeping trading volume down, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average drifted lower, losing -38.52 points, -0.29 percent, to close at 13,169.43. According to CNNMoney, the Nasdaq actually gained +0.05 percent to 3,022.52, while the S&P lost -0.13% to …
With Chinese exports only up one percent since a year ago and declining U.S. import and export prices, lackluster investors hit the pause button amid fears of a global slowdown. The three indexes gained slightly, but none was above one-third of a percentage point. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial …
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Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was light today as investors digested a better-than-expected drop in initial jobless claims, a narrowed trade deficit, and a surprise decline in wholesale inventories, according to CNNMoney. The three main indexes remained at their highest levels since May as the Dow Jones Industrial …
CNNMoney reports there was not much movement in U.S. stocks as investors stepped back for a breather with the three major indexes at the highest levels since May. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained a mere +7.04 points, +0.05 percent, to close at 13,175.64. The Nasdaq lost -4.61 points to …
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Investors counting on global central banks to support the market sent the three indexes to their highest mark since early May, according to CNNMoney. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up +0.39 percent, +50.71 points, to 13,168.22, while the Nasdaq gained +0.87 percent to 3,015.86, while the S&P moved up …
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CNNMoney reports Investors, buoyed by the upbeat jobs report and lower costs of borrowing in Spain and Italy, nudged the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 21.34 points, +0.16 percent, to end the day at 13,117.51. The Nasdaq moved up +0.74 percent to close at 2,989.91, while the S&P gained +0.23 …
Investors roared their approval at the announcement of 163,000 new jobs created in July, just under 100,000 more than in June, sending the Down Jones Industrial Average soaring as it gained 217.29 points, +1.69 percent, ending the week at 13,096.17, according to CNNMoney. Likewise the Nasdaq advanced a full 2.00 …
CNNMoney reports European Central Bank president Mario Draghi did not announce definite plans to help solve Europe’s debt crisis, sending U.S. stocks into a downward slide. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -92.18 points, -0.71 percent, to close at 12,878.88. The Nasdaq also fell, dropping -0.36 percent to 2,909.77, while …
Investors turned back from the markets today after the Federal Reserve shied away from offering another stimulus package, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped below the 13,000 mark to close at to 12,976.13, losing -32.55 points, -0.25%. CNNMoney tells us the Nasdaq also fell, dropping -0.66% to 2,920.21, while …
Investors backed away from the market for the second consecutive day, still awaiting word from the Federal Reserve and European central banks about the possibility of a stimulus to kick start the conjoined economies, as all three indexes nudged down. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost -64.33 points, …
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Hoping for stimulus to come later this week from European and U.S. central banks, investors took a break from the markets as indexes nudged down. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average remained above the 13,000 mark at 13,073.01, losing -2.65 points, -0.02%. The Nasdaq fell as well, dropping -0.41 …
Buoyed by hopes central banks in Europe and the U.S. will stimulate the conjoined economies, CNNMoney reports investors drove the Dow Jones Industrial Average above the 13,000 mark for the first time since May as it gained 187.73 points, +1.46 percent, to end the week at 13,075.66. The Nasdaq also …
CNNMoney says Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, in promising he would do everything necessary to preserve the Euro, sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average flying high, as it gained 211.65 points, rising 1.67 percent, to 12,887.93. The Nasdaq also shot up, gaining +1.37 percent to 2,893.25, …
Despite continuing worries about major European economies, AT&T and Boeing’s corporate returns helped buoy the Dow Jones Industrial Average as it moved up +58.73 points, +0.47%, to 12,676.05. CNNMoney reports the Nasdaq fell 0.31 percent to 2,854.24, while the S&P lost -0.03 percent to close at 1,337.90. The Yahoo! Finance …
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CNNMoney says gloom brought on by weak domestic manufacturing data and lingering fears about the economies of Spain and Greece, and now Italy, sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average down to 12,617.32, losing -104.14. points, -0.82 percent. The Nasdaq also fell, dropping -0.94 percent to 2,862.99, while the S&P lost …
As Spain’s economy contracted for the third quarter in a row and investors fear a wholesale bail-out will be necessary to stabilize the Eurozone’s fourth largest economy, all three indexes closed lower on the day. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell with a thud at the beginning of …
With many companies missing revenue targets for Q2, according to CNNMoney, and ongoing concern about debt problems plaguing Europe, investors kept their money in their pockets, as all three indexes lost ground following three days of gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped -120.11 points, -0.93 percent, to end the …
CNNMoney reports all three indexes edged a little higher as positive corporate returns trumped weaknesses in the overall economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Average finally settled at 12,924.43 after dipping and peaking throughout the day, gaining +34.66 points, +0.27%. The Nasdaq rose +0.79% to 2,965.90, while the S&P gained 0.27% …
Investors were encouraged by better-than-expected corporate returns and the rise in technology stocks as all three indexes advanced, according to CNNMoney. The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved up +103.16 points, +0.81%, to close at 12,908.70. The Nasdaq rose +1.12% to 2,942.60, while the S&P gained +0.67% to 1,372.78. The Yahoo! …
Retail sales in June fell -0.5 percent from last month, resulting in a tepid day on Wall Street as all three indexes lost a little ground. CNNMoney tells us the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped -49.88 points, -0.39%, to close at 12,727.21. The Nasdaq fell -11.53 points to 2,896.94, while …
