kirk 11 hours ago (via feeds.thestreet.com)
Investors weigh an encouraging durable goods report against a surge in oil prices. Fannie and Freddie continue to gain, but the Nasdaq leads the major indices higher.
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gregory 11 hours ago (via dailyfx.com)
Outlook Split On Japanese Yen As Analysts Consider The Dollar's Influence The carry trade has turned to consolidation over the past two weeks, but the...
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richard 11 hours ago (via feeds.thestreet.com)
Kazakhstan might route its oil through Russia rather than Turkey.
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kirk 11 hours ago (via feeds.thestreet.com)
The major indices close with solid gains after an encouraging durable goods report helped stem the effects of a rise in oil prices. Learn more in The Real Story (above).
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robert 11 hours ago (via feeds.reuters.com)
LONDON (Reuters) - Futures for the Dow Jones industrial average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 traded down about 0.1 percent on Thursday, pointing to a slightly weaker start on Wall Street after a positive close on Wednesday.
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gregory 11 hours ago (via dailyfx.com)
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steve 11 hours ago (via us.rd.yahoo.com)
AP - U.S. factories saw a surprisingly hefty increase in their orders for big-ticket products in July, reflecting continued strength in export sales and a boost to business investment from the government's tax stimulus package.
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gregory 11 hours ago (via dailyfx.com)
The Fed minutes released this passed week confirmed what the market has been pricing in for some months now: the next move in interest rates is likely...
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robert 11 hours ago (via feeds.reuters.com)
(Reuters) - Amgen Inc is halting some pricing practices that critics say were contributing to overuse of its flagship anemia drug Aranesp at a time of mounting concerns about the product's safety, the New York Times said.
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robert 11 hours ago (via feeds.reuters.com)
BEIJING (Reuters) - Caterpillar Inc expects weakness in rich-country economies to persist into 2009 but its sales in China will remain strong, Jim Owens, chairman and chief executive of the U.S. construction and mining equipment firm, said on Thursday.
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