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U.S. stocks traded in the red but at the session's best levels on Friday afternoon following another volatile session for Asian markets.Friday's upbeat durable-goods data largely has failed to overcome negative sentiment, as concerns about a potential tapering in the Federal Reserve's bond-buying program persisted. Investors also could be opting to lock in profits ahead of the holiday weekend.The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) dipped 12.02 points, or 0.1%, to 15,282.48, erasing the bulk of its intraday loss. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index (SPX) dipped 3 points to 1,648. Among S&P sectors, utilities, energy and consumer discretionary were the biggest losers.The Nasdaq Composite (RIXF) lost 6 points to 3,453.The indexes opened with moderate losses, with the Dow off about 60 points, then slumped further around midmorning before coming back to trade at their session highs.Orders for long-lasting, big-ticket U.S. goods rose 3.3% in April, led by higher demand for aircraft, military war...
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Asian stock markets traded mostly higher Friday, with Japanese blue chips swinging to gains in the afternoon session.The rise for the major markets came as Hong Kong...
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U.S. stocks traded in the red but near the session's best levels on Friday afternoon following another volatile session for Asian markets.Friday's upbeat durable-goo...
U.S. stocks traded firmly in the red Friday after another volatile session for Asian markets, with upbeat durable-goods data failing to overcome negative sentiment. ...
U.S. stocks lost ground Friday after another volatile session for Asian markets, with upbeat durable-goods data failing to overcome negative sentiment.The Dow Jones ...
U.S. stocks opened lower Friday after another volatile session for Asian markets, with upbeat durable-goods data failing to overcome negative sentiment.The Dow Jones...
Business reporter Gloria Riviera breaks down the stories moving the Asian markets .
Japanese stocks bounced back early Friday, while Australia remained under pressure following Thursday's weak Chinese manufacturing data.The Nikkei climbed 2.8%, reco...
Former Office Depot CEO Steve Odland on the outlook for the markets and economy.
