Stocks Fall; Citigroup, Time Warner Boardroom Shake-ups
Stocks declined on Monday, but well closed well above the worst levels of the day. Global markets traded lower, with the troubled credit markets causing more concern.
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Stocks Decline, Merrill Lynch Worries Investors
The Dow and S&P 500 are lower on Friday, adding to yesterday’s steep decline. Markets in Asia fell overnight, and the selling continued during the European session, as credit concerns rippled across the world’s financial system.
Stocks Squeeze By, Boosted By Jobs
The major indices rebounded from significant losses early in the day to close slightly higher…
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Stocks Tumble on Credit Worries
Stocks tumbled on Thursday, with credit worries returning to the fore. After cutting interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday, the Fed pumped $41 billion into the financial system today.
Stocks Slump, Exxon Mobil Profit Declines
Stocks are sharply lower on Thursday, more than erasing yesterday’s gains. Stocks rose on Wednesday after the Fed cut interest rates by a quarter point.
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Stocks Rise Ahead of Fed Decision
Stocks are higher on Wednesday, after economic data showed U.S. GDP rose by 3.9% in the third-quarter, and ahead of the Fed’s decision on interest rates.
Fed Cuts Rates, Stocks Close Higher
Stocks closed higher on Wednesday, as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points. The markets initial reaction to the Fed’s decision saw the Dow completely erase an 80-point gain, before a strong ensuing rally.
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Stocks Close Lower, Fed in Focus
Stocks closed lower, ahead of the Fed’s decision on interest rates. However, the top story on Wall Street today was the resignation of Merrill Lynch Chairman and CEO Stan O’Neal.