Stocks rally at open after better jobs data
By Associated Press Thursday, November 5, 2009 - Added 2m ago NEW YORK — Stocks are climbing in early trading after the government reports a bigger-than-expected drop in workers seeking unemployment benefits. The Labor... [read full story]
|
RELATED
|
|
Stocks rise as traders bet on rates
NEW YORK — More signs that interest rates will remain low and upbeat economic news from China gave investors new reasons to keep buying stocks Wednesday. Federal Reserve officials signaled in speeches late Tuesday that a...
Dollar's Drop Lifts Shares, Gold and Oil
It was supposed to be a quiet day on Wall Street: the bond market was closed for Veterans Day, and there were no economic reports on the calendar. But the news that the dollar had weakened to a 15-month low set off a chain...
Stocks rise on China, hopes for low rates
NEW YORK - More signs that interest rates will remain low and upbeat economic news from China gave investors more reason to keep buying stocks yesterday. Federal Reserve officials signaled in speeches late Tuesday that a...
Mix of encouraging news lifts stocks
By Tim Paradis The Associated Press NEW YORK — More signs that interest rates will remain low and upbeat economic news from China gave investors new reason to keep buying stocks Wednesday. Federal Reserve officials signaled in...
Stocks rise as traders bet on low rates and China
More signs that interest rates will remain low and upbeat economic news from China gave investors reason to keep buying stocks Wednesday. Federal Reserve officials signaled in speeches Tuesday that a recovery in the economy is...
How the job market depends on the stock market
HERE'S the dilemma facing the job market. If stock prices stay at current levels or go even higher, corporate executives will remain unwilling to hire new workers. But if stock prices fall, the job situation will be even worse....
Stocks rise as traders bet on low rates, China
By TIM PARADIS AP Business Writer FILE - In this Sept. 17, 2007 file photo, New York Stock Exchange signs top trading posts on the floor of the NYSE. Wall Street anticipates a stronger open Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009, as...
Stocks edge higher as dollar continues to weaken
The stock market resumed its climb Wednesday as a weaker dollar lifted gold prices and Federal Reserve officials signaled that borrowing rates would remain low. Gold rose as the dollar slipped at times following predictions...
Stocks rise as dollar continues to dictate trading
The stock market resumed its advance Wednesday as a weak dollar and improvements in China's factories boosted hopes for a recovery in the economy. A weaker dollar lifted gold and oil prices after Federal Reserve officials...
Stocks rise on low rates
NEW YORK Associated Press More signs that interest rates will remain low and upbeat economic news from China gave investors new reason to keep buying stocks Wednesday. Federal Reserve officials signaled in speeches late Tuesday...
Related categories
Finance, Banking & Insurance, Investing & Markets, Financial Markets, Stock Markets
International Editions
English - US | English - UK | Deutsch | Français | Español - España | Português - Portugal | Italiano | Čeština | Русский (Russian) | عربي (Arabic) | 中文（简）(Simplified Chinese) | Español - México | Português - Brasil | 한국어 (Korean) | English - India
