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Dow starts week on 2-month high

There will be no shortage of economic data and corporate news as traders get back to work after the holidays. The real hope is that the market can build upon Friday's rally, when the Dow Jones industrial average snapped a four-week losing streak and ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, San Francisco Chronicle,  5 Jan 2009
Related Topics: Dow Jones,  Thomson Reuters,  Federal Reserve,  Bernard Madoff,  Apple, Inc.

Traders get back to work in 1st full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  5 Jan 2009
Related Topics: Dow Jones,  Federal Reserve,  Standard Poor's,  NASDAQ,  Thomson Reuters

Traders get back to work in first full week of 2009, face stream of negative economic data

NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street will open for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  4 Jan 2009
Related Topics: Dow Jones,  Federal Reserve,  Standard Poor's,  NASDAQ,  Thomson Reuters

Wall Street braces for 2009's first full week

Wall Street opens for trading Monday at a two-month high as investors have grown more optimistic that the worst of the market's rout might be over. But, analysts contend, the real test is still to come. There will be no shortage of economic data ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, eTaiwan News,  4 Jan 2009
Related Topics: Dow Jones,  Federal Reserve,  Apple, Inc.,  Steve Jobs

Credit markets head into uncertain 2009

The credit markets, long a shadowy and little understood part of the financial system for many investors, turned into headline makers during 2008, simply because they stopped working. And, at the start of the new year, they're still far from a ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Taiwan News,  31 Dec 2008
Related Topics: Federal Reserve

Commodities look to close out rough year

Commodities surged during the first six months of 2008 on a combination of rising demand from growing economies including China and India and a huge wave of speculative buying. But in the second half of the year, futures plunged as major world ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, San Francisco Chronicle,  31 Dec 2008

Treasurys rise on more negative economic data

Treasury prices rose Tuesday as a disappointing report on consumer confidence sent investors again searching for the safety of government debt. The Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index fell to an all-time low of 38 during ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Taiwan News,  30 Dec 2008

Treasurys in United States rise on more negative economic data

NEW YORK - U.S. Treasury prices rose Tuesday as a disappointing report on consumer confidence sent investors again searching for the safety of government debt. The U.S. Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index fell to an all-time ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  30 Dec 2008

Investors keep money in safety of government debt amid disappointing consumer report

NEW YORK (AP) - Treasury prices rose Tuesday as a disappointing report on consumer confidence sent investors again searching for the safety of government debt. The Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index fell to an all-time low of 3 ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, Canadian Business Online,  30 Dec 2008

$5B GMAC lifeline boosts Wall Street

Michael Moore, left, and James Carson hold a coffin outside the closed, GM Moraine Assembly plant in Dayton, Ohio. Wall Street is taking in stride a report that consumer confidence hit an all-time low in December as Americans, hearing news of thousands ...

From JOE BEL BRUNO, L.A. Daily News,  30 Dec 2008
Related Topics: General Motors,  Michael Moore,  NYSE,  Thomson Reuters,  Dow Jones

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