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Markets Surge for a Second Day; Dow Up Nearly 400
A rescue plan for Citigroup turned into a boon for Wall Street. The Dow rose nearly 400 points, and the S.&P. was up 6.47 percent.
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Markets Push Higher for a 2nd Day
The Dow was up as much as 520 points and shares of Citigroup were trading 52 percent higher on Monday.
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Shares Near 6-Year Low, With More Losses Feared
As the stock market tumbled to its lowest level in nearly six years, Wall Street traders and many ordinary Americans were asking the same question: Where, oh where is the bottom?
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Dow Drops Below 8,000 on Latest Economic Data
Shares on Wall Street closed at their lowest levels in five years as hope dimmed in Washington for an emergency bailout of the auto industry.
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Wall Street Falls on Latest Economic Data
Stocks were moderately lower in early trading as investors, nervous about the fate of the nation’s automakers, analyzed data on consumer prices and home construction.
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Markets Move Lower in Late Trading
Wall Street started another decline in the last hour of trading after clawing back from early losses as buyers struggled with troubling news from disparate corners of the financial world.
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Markets Move Lower in Late Trading
Wall Street started another decline in the last hour of trading after clawing back from early losses as buyers struggled with troubling news from disparate corners of the financial world.
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China’s Stimulus Plan Buoys Markets
Stocks on Wall Street moved higher, joining those in Europe and Asia, a day after the Chinese government announced an economic stimulus plan.
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China’s Stimulus Plan Buoys Markets
Stocks on Wall Street moved higher, joining those in Europe and Asia, a day after the Chinese government announced an economic stimulus plan.
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Stocks Are Higher After Jobs Report
Wall Street seemed to shake off a worse-than-expected jobs report as buyers returned after two days in which the Dow fell almost 1,000 points.
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