Stocks Rise in Volatile Trading; Fed Keeps Rates Steady
Wall Street faced another volatile session and ended in the green
after the Fed decided to keep rates steady. The Fed noted credit
problems and continuing weakness in housing, but stood firmly by
their inflationary policy.Â
Crude oil futures for September delivery rose
fractionally to $72.20 a barrel. Gold futures for
December delivery fell 0.2% to $682.30 an ounce on Euro weakness
today. Gold has been pegged to the Euro in recent months.
Around Europe, Germany’s DAX index added nearly 1% to finish at
7,513.66, France’s CAC 40 index rose 1.6% to 5,620.40, and
Britain’s FTSE 100 added 1.9% to 6,308.80.
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Darren Wong
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