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How the Dow Jones industrial average fared Monday
The Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 index gained as investors judged that the economy still isn't growing fast enough for the Federal Reserve to ease back on its stimulus program. Reports on U.S. manufacturing and construction spending added to evidence that the economy is growing steadily, but modestly.
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An early gain fades on Wall Street; indexes slip
U.S. stocks are erasing an early gain to close slightly lower.
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US stocks advance as stimulus concerns fade
US stocks are rising as investors judge that the economy still isn't growing fast enough for the central bank to cut back on its stimulus program.
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US stocks advance as stimulus concerns fade
Investors have stopped worrying about the Federal Reserve. At least for now.
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US stocks open second half of 2013 higher
US stocks are starting the second half of 2013 on a positive note after the market closed out its best first half of a year in more than a decade.
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US stock futures up ahead of manufacturing data
U.S. stock futures are rising ahead of new data on manufacturing and construction.
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For stocks, a good first half is tough to match
The stock market just had its best first half of the year since 1998. Now what?
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For stocks, a good first half is tough to match
The stock market just had its best first half of the year since 1998. Now what?
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How the Dow Jones industrial average did Friday
The stock market ended a bumpy June mostly down on Friday.
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News Summary: Stocks fall in quiet end to month
FLITTING PRICES: Stocks ended lower after flitting between tiny gains and losses most of Friday as investors weighed statements from Federal Reserve officials about when the central bank might end its support for the economy.
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Stocks slip, ending seven months of gains in S&P
Stocks are ending mostly lower on Wall Street as the market closes out a turbulent month.
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