S&P Notches Another Record High
U.S. stocks finished nearly flat after new takeover
deals were announced and the Commerce Department’s GDP numbers
came in weaker than expected.
June crude futures closed higher by
0.8% to $64.01 per barrel
after the EIA report showed an unexpected decline in U.S.
inventories. Gold
futures for August delivery climbed 1.1% to $66.70 an ounce.
Around Europe, France’s CAC 40 Index
rose 1% to close at 6,104.00, Germany’s DAX rose 1.5% to 7,883.04,
and Britain’s FTSE 100 added 0.3% to 6,621.40.
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Darren Wong
Associate Editor
darrenw@tradingmarkets.com