Chinese stocks bounced back Wednesday after their biggest decline in a decade, but stock markets elsewhere in Asia and Europe fell for a second day amid investor worries about possible slowdowns in the Chinese …
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Stocks moved higher Wednesday after the previous session’s 416-point plunge in the Dow industrials, as investors digested a barrage of economic data including a satisfactory gross domestic product report.
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The economy grew at a sluggish 2.2 percent pace in the final quarter of last year, the government reported Wednesday in one of the steepest downward revisions in years.
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Stocks fluctuated in a narrow range Wednesday, showing some signs of stability on a satisfactory gross domestic product report and a recovery on some markets in other countries.
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WASHINGTON The economy grew at a sluggish 2.2 percent pace in the final quarter of last year, much slower than initially estimated, the government reported Wednesday in the sort of unusually large revision that …
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The economy grew at a sluggish 2.2 percent pace in the final quarter of last year, much slower than initially estimated, the government reported Wednesday in the sort of unusually large revision that has …
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U.S. stocks were poised to open moderately higher Wednesday following a massive worldwide sell-off a day earlier that rattled investor confidence but left fertile ground for bargain hunters.
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Steep losses in global stock markets accelerated in Asia and Europe on Wednesday as Wall St recorded its biggest drop since the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States and as volatility measures …
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Stocks were poised to open higher Wednesday following a massive worldwide sell-off Tuesday that rattled investor confidence but left fertile ground for bargain hunters.
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Judging from the markets, you’d hardly know Alan Greenspan has been gone from the Federal Reserve for more than a year.
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