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Stock futures up ahead of home construction data

                   
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May 16, 2008
        
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By MADLEN READ AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street was headed for a modestly higher open Thursday as investors awaited data on new home construction last month. The Commerce Department is expected to report that construction of new single-family homes and apartments declined in April... [read full story]                    

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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - U.S. SUMMARY: Stocks mixed; oil shoots up Index Change Percent change 10 year U.S. treasury 3.85 percent * Friday's close STOCKS: Wall Street capped a week of big gains with modest moves Friday as investors grappled with surging energy prices that overshadowed news of...

                   

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This week, Wall Street faces more readings on inflation and the housing market : The rising price of oil isn't just swelling Americans' energy bills — it's also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer...

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May 19, 2008
        

NEW YORK - The rising price of oil isn’t just swelling Americans’ energy bills — it’s also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. But with oil climbing to new records, and more reports...

                   

This week, Wall Street faces more readings on inflation and the housing market

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NEW YORK_The rising price of oil isn't just swelling Americans' energy bills _ it's also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. Those price surges cast an air of skepticism over last...

                   

Tokyo shares outlook - Slightly lower on Wall St's fall, higher oil prices

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May 18, 2008
        

TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares are expected to open softer on Monday, tracking declines on Wall Street on Friday after further rises in crude oil raised concerns about the prospects for U.S. consumer spending. 'While concerns about the credit crisis are easing, the market will remain...

                   

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By MADLEN READ AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. Those price surges cast an air of skepticism over last week's report from the Labor Department showing a modest 0.2 percent uptick in...

                   

This week, Wall Street faces more readings on inflation and housing market

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NEW YORK (AP) - The rising price of oil isn't just swelling Americans' energy bills — it's also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. But with oil climbing to new records, and more...

                   

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By MADLEN READ AP Business Writer NEW YORK — The rising price of oil isn't just swelling Americans' energy bills - it's also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. Those price surges cast...

                   

This week, Wall Street faces more readings on inflation and the housing market

canadianbusiness.com
May 18, 2008
        

NEW YORK (AP) - The rising price of oil isn't just swelling Americans' energy bills — it's also holding back their stock portfolios. Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. But with oil climbing to new records, and more...

                   

Investors gird for higher oil, bleak housing data

finanznachrichten.de
May 18, 2008
        

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street got some seemingly auspicious signs last week about home construction and consumer level inflation. Those price surges cast an air of skepticism over last week's report from the Labor Department showing a modest 0.2 percent uptick in consumer prices in April....

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