Dow’s Biggest Gain Since June 2003
Stocks rallied back after last Friday’s major selloff despite
continuing credit concerns and uncertainty over tomorrow’s Federal
Reserve meeting. The Dow and S&P 500 added over 2% and the Nasdaq
rose 1.4%.
Real estate investment trust, American Home Mortgage
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PowerRating),
announced that it filed for bankruptcy amid the sub-prime lending
turmoil (full
story). More than 50 lenders have filed for bankruptcy so far
this year.
Crude oil futures for September delivery fell
for the 4.5% to $72.06 a barrel on concerns that U.S. growth may
slow lowering demand for energy. Gold futures for
December delivery fell 0.2% to $683.30 an ounce.
Around Europe, Germany’s DAX index rose 0.1% to 7,444.45, France’s
CAC 40 index fell 1.2% to 5,532.99, and Britain’s FTSE 100 index
lost 0.6% to 6,189.10.
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Darren Wong
Associate Editor
darrenw@tradingmarkets.com
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