US shares dip as travel stocks hurt following Nice resort attacks
Wall Street shares gave back initial gains by midsession on Friday as travel stocks were among the most bruised following a terror attack on the Nice resort in France overnight
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Wall Street shares gave back initial gains by midsession on Friday as travel stocks were among the most bruised following a terror attack on the Nice resort in France overnight
US stocks opened higher on Friday and eyed what may be the first week since 1998 that the S&P 500 index marked a week of record high closes
Citigroup Inc reported forecast-beating second quarter earnings on Friday, sending its pre-market share price up by 0.6% to $44.71 ahead of the Wall Street opening
In focus yesterday was the UK's central bank keeping interest rates at 0.5%..
US stocks marked fresh record highs on Thursday, as markets digest the prospect of global monetary easing, while bank JP Morgan (NYSE:JPM) beat second-quarter earnings forecasts
US blue-chip, mid-cap and small-cap tickers mark record highs midsession after JP Morgan beats earnings forecasts, and investors brush aside Bank of England surprise decision to leave UK rates on hold
Wall Street’s top ticker held the 2,000 level – just – but smaller caps were punished as the rout following the UK’s decision to quit the European Union continued to find casualties on Monday
US stocks clung to the 2000 level at midsession on Monday, after earlier dipping below that level for the first time since March, as north American investors continued to absorb the shock news of the UK’s decision to quit the European Union
Minutes from the Federal Reserve's April monetary meeting have blown away hopes that rates would remain capped for the remainder of 2016 as the majority of regional central bankers said a June hike would be "appropriate" if data allows
The Q1 earnings season is coming to an end, with 89% of US companies reporting, where 74% of S&P500 companies beat EPS estimates, with the actual EPS growth running at minus 8% overall and at minus 2% ex-Energy says JPM
The phrase "Too Big To Fail" may have provided filmmakers with an evocative movie title, but in the past decade it has rung hollow in financial and other markets around the world. Is it about to stage a comeback?
The US followed European shares, which headed south and as the volatile oil market came into focus again.
Wall St shares retreat after snag in oil supply cuts
Bank stocks, fears for growth and subdued rates, and new oil price nadirs helped push Wall Street indices south on Thursday.
On a day US banks would prefer to forget, shares of Morgan Stanley sink by more than 6% after it agrees to pay US$3.2bn to settle charges it misled investors in residential MBS during the financial crisis
Best Buy shares sink after the electronics company cuts outlook following disappointing holiday sales.
US banking titan JP Morgan Chase kicked off earnings season with aplomb and shares nudged higher in pre-market as it posted analyst-beating fourth quarter profits..
After the turmoil yesterday, US shares bounced higher as oil futures rebounded.
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America’s unemployment rate, meanwhile, remained unchanged at 5.1%.
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Wall Street stretched its losses in heavy trading today after a collapse in Greek bailout talks raised fears that the country could be the first to exit the euro zone. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) skidded 2 percent to 2,058.63 at 3:45 p.m