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The DOW and S&P 500 soared on news that the Fed will not be raising interest rates anytime soon. The Federal Reserve announced today in a statement that they are in no hurry to hike up short-term interest rates before the middle of the year.
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Amazon, Facebook, and more are up, Gamestop down China cut its interest rate for the first time in two years, and it is leading to U. S. stocks heading to record numbers Friday.
Modest gains in the jobs report The October jobs report was moderately better than expected and the unemployment rate fell, but that still didn't please all investors Friday.
Business investment, sales abroad, a huge jump in military spending and large companies submitting stronger quarterly results contributed to Thursday's soaring stocks.
Revenue forecast disappoints The Street Shares of Twitter are getting hammered Tuesday after earnings reports disappointed. Shares are down over 10 percent in mid-day trading and hovering at the $43.
Ebola diagnosis in New York could be scaring some investors The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down slightly Friday as investors look into earnings reports from big companies like Microsoft and Amazon.
Apple and CMG both deliver good numbers Stocks closed Monday mostly higher thanks to better news from Apple and Chipotle than expected. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 19.
Ebola fears create fears in the market Stocks are down heavily Wednesday with the Dow Jones Industrials Average down over 450 points as of late day trading on fears of Ebola and a slowing global economy.
Global news sends stocks falling The first Ebola case was reported in the U. S. and that sent shares of major airlines down Wednesday. That is just one major industry that fell on the first day of the fourth quarter which saw the Dow Jones falling by over 230 points.
Nike jumps over 12 percent Stocks bounced back from their Thursday losses and jumped higher Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed higher by over 165 points and Nike soared after reporting better than expected numbers.
Dow ends 3-day slide Stocks pointed higher Wednesday and rallied up 150 points after positive new home sales news and Europe showing signs of more economic stimulus.
Investors are expecting good statements from the Fed Friday U. S. stocks were higher with the Dow Jones Industrial Average hitting the 17,000 mark again and the S&P 500 hitting a new record.
A new record for Apple shares. Apple's stock shares crossed over the $100 mark for the first time since the stock completed a seven-for-one stock split back in July.
Stocks were higher Monday, oil hits lowest level in more than a year. Stocks jumped Monday after tensions around the world eased and investor uncertainity fell.
Dow down 9 points, S&P 500 down 3 Stocks were down Tuesday in light volume trading. Only 2. 2 billion shares exchanged hands Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, well below the 3.
Dow loses over 300 points on news of Argentina debt default Stock markets took notice to news of Argentina's defaulting on its debt and responded by sinking.
