Wall Street closed out the week with a mixed performance Friday, showing more stability after its recent plunge but also revealing lingering signs of nervousness despite an upbeat report on employment.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Stocks had an upbeat start after government employment data was right in line with estimates Friday, but the early gains gradually faded and the market ended little changed.
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Original post by WBEX-AM Chillicothe

Shanghai shares closed slightly higher Friday on the back of a strong performance in the banking sector although most stocks fell.
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Original post by China View

Wall Street closed out the week with a mixed performance Friday, showing more stability after its recent plunge but also revealing lingering signs of nervousness despite an upbeat report on employment.
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Original post by Alaska Journal of Commerce

Wall Street might have picked up some impressive gains this past week, but that’s not enough for analysts to declare the stock market safe from a deeper correction.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Wall Street ended the week with a mixed performance today, showing more stability after last month’s plunge, but also revealing lingering signs of nervousness despite an upbeat report on employment.
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Original post by Irish Examiner

Wall Street closed out the week with a mixed performance Friday, showing more stability after last month’s plunge but also revealing lingering signs of nervousness despite an upbeat report on employment.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Wall Street turned slightly lower Friday in a wobbly session that still showed signs of nervousness, even after the government reported strength in employment.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Wall Street turned lower Friday after the government reported signs of strength in employment but also a jump in wholesale inventories that indicated falling demand.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

China will soon create one of the world’s largest investment funds, with ramifications for global stock, bond and commodities markets and for how the U.S. finances its trade deficits.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net