S&P 500 declines with transports; oil extends recent rally
S&P 500 declines with transports; oil extends recent rally
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500 ended lower following a drop in technology and transportation shares on Thursday, while oil prices extended their recent rally.
Reuters
Reuters
Oil rises with gasoline futures to highest since May
Oil rises with gasoline futures to highest since May
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose to an eight-week high on Thursday, as a rally in U.S. gasoline futures spurred further gains this week that came after key OPEC members pledged to reduce exports and the U.S. government reported a sharp decline in crude inventories.
Reuters
Reuters
Oil hits two-month high in strongest week of the year
Oil hits two-month high in strongest week of the year
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil ended its strongest week this year with a surge on Friday, built on receding fears of oversupply, as U.S. crude came within striking distance of $50 a barrel for the first time since the end of May.
Reuters
Reuters
U.S. Stocks Fall, Dollar Weakens After Growth Data: Markets Wrap
Most U.S. stocks fell amid disappointing earnings that have rattled technology shares, while the dollar weakened and gold climbed after data showed the American economy expanding at a slower-than-expected pace.
Bloomberg
Bloomberg
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Australia shares finish lower on cautious note; NZ hits two-week low
(Reuters) - Australian shares snapped a three-day winning streak and ended lower on Friday, as investors grew cautious ahead of upcoming earnings as well as second quarter U.S. economic growth data.
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Reuters
Dollar falls, U.S. bond prices rise as Fed tone mildly dovish
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar touched its lowest in more than a year and U.S. Treasury prices rose on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged and signalled it could begin to cut its massive bond portfolio in the coming months.
Reuters
Reuters