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Tuesday, June 20, 2017 U.S. stocks fell in late morning trading on Tuesday, slipping from record levels, as a sharp drop in oil prices squeezed energy stocks and a rebound in tech stocks petered out. Oil prices nosedived to seven-month lows after news of increases in supply by several key producers, a trend that has…
Adam Sarhan MarketWatch.com Quote: Stock futures flat ahead of Obama, Fed speakers
North Korea reportedly conducts another nuclear test Feb. 12, 2013, 9:00 a.m. EST By Barbara Kollmeyer, MarketWatch MADRID (MarketWatch) — U.S. stock futures stuck largely to the flat line on Tuesday, ahead of a barrage of speeches from Federal Reserve officials. THE REST OF THE STORY: MARKET SNAPSHOT Today’s stock-market coverage continues in Market Snapshot The…
Adam Sarhan IBTimes Quote: Bank of America Corp Q2 Earnings Preview:
Bank of America Corp Q2 Earnings Preview: Small Gains Predicted In Line With Housing market Recovery, But Rising Rates Could Weigh By Christopher Harress on July 15 2013 2:11 PM Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) is expected to report a 4 percent increase in second-quarter profits as the slow recovery of the housing market continues to…
US Stocks Fluctuate Between Small Gains and Losses
U.S. stocks fluctuated between slight gains and losses Thursday as the industrial sector was boosted by improving manufacturing conditions, but an unexpected jump in weekly jobless claims and an expected monetary policy tightening in China weighed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average recently was down 10 points, or 0.1%, to 11114, in recent trading.
CNBC Quote: Dow closes up 100, best week since March
9/11/15 4pm EST U.S. stocks closed mildly higher Friday despite a renewed decline in oil prices and uncertainty ahead of the key Federal Reserve meeting next week. The major averages reversed mild opening losses and wavered throughout the day before closing up about half a percent near session highs. “The market’s in a sideways wait-and-see…
