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Stocks hover at 18-month highs
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Stocks ended little changed Friday, as investors welcomed a report that showed a surprise rise in retail sales, but showed caution as the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P 500 lingered below 18-month highs.
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30-year rides auction wave
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The 30-year bond continued to rise Friday, carrying over from a successful $13 billion government auction the day before. Other Treasurys remained relatively flat as investors look ahead to statements from the Fed next week.
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Oil dips on gloomy consumer sentiment
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Oil prices fell Friday, as a preliminary consumer sentiment report came in worse than expected, overshadowing a rosy government retail sales report and a weaker dollar.
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Long-term debt prices rise after auction
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Long-term U.S. debt prices rose Thursday after a government auction of $13 billion in 30-year bonds.
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Oil inches higher
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Oil prices eked out gains Thursday, as the risk of an overheated Chinese economy and higher continuing jobless claims stifled traders.
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Dollar hurt by weak consumer data
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The dollar fell Friday against most major currencies except the yen as investors digested conflicting reports on retail sales and consumer confidence.
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Citi, AIG, Fannie and Freddie: The Not Fab 4
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Investors had a funny way of commemorating the first anniversary of the market's bottom on Tuesday. They rewarded some of the stocks responsible for most of the problems in the first place.
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Airline stocks take off
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Airline stocks rallied Wednesday, riding a wave of investor sentiment that 2010 is shaping into a profitable year for the industry, experts say.
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Market speaks: Health reform doesn't matter
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If you believe the stock market, health care reform is a dead subject.
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Treasurys dip as $21B auction sees big demand
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Treasurys traded lower Wednesday as stocks advanced slightly and a government auction of $21 billion in 10-year notes generated strong demand.
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