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Adam Sarhan Reuters & CNBC.com Quote: Copper drops to 4-month low on economic jitters
NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) – Copper crumbled to a four-month low on Monday as commodities slumped broadly on fears of a slowdown in global economic growth triggered by political deadlock in Greece and further signs of a struggling Chinese economy. Most other metals also fell, with nickel sinking to a 2012 low below $17,000 a tonne,…
Latest MSN.com Quote- Gold enjoys biggest jump in eight days
Gold jumped to its biggest gain in eight sessions on Tuesday, snapping back from steep day-ago losses as the anticipation of further US stimulus mingled with new fears over global growth. In a jittery session marked again by gold trading less like a safe haven and more like a risky commodity, bullion rallied in the…
CNBC Quote: Stocks hit fresh session highs amid Greece
07/07/15 U.S. stocks pared earlier losses in late Tuesday afternoon trade, with the S&P 500 reaching session highs after falling below its 200-day moving average, as investors awaited developments in the Greece debt crisis. The S&P 500 fell below that key level for its first time since October 20, joining the Dow Jones industrial average…
Adam in Reuters: GLOBAL MARKETS-U.S. shares end at record highs for 2nd day, oil steadies
Tue Nov 22, 2016 | 4:32pm EST By Sam Forgione | NEW YORK Wall Street’s three main stock indexes ended at record highs for a second straight day on Tuesday, while European shares also rose on expectations that markets would benefit from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s policies. Moderate gains led the Dow to close above…
CNBC Quote: Stocks Attempt Gains As Street Eyes Data, Earnings
By Evelyn Cheng | @chengevelyn 11:22 am U.S. stocks traded mildly higher on Tuesday as investors eyed economic reports and earnings that continued to indicate less-than-robust growth, amid news of a deal in Iran. “To a certain extent, bad news keeps the Fed at bay,” said Ben Pace, chief investment officer at HPM Partners. “Maybe…
Adam Sarhan MarketWatch Quote: Ebola creeps within 5 miles of the stock market’s hub
Published: Oct 24, 2014 3:25 p.m. ET Fears that the peak travel and shopping season will be affected by Ebola are contained, for now Wall Street doesn’t seem to be taking the potential collateral damage from the Ebola outbreak very seriously, even though it has hit very close to home. Maybe after a weekend of…
