Stocks open lower after profit warnings
Reuters - U.S. stocks opened lower on Thursday after a series of earnings warnings from companies including FedEx Corp. and Rite Aid Corp. .
Stocks Are Mixed on Rising Oil Prices
AP - Wall Street was again mired in indecision Thursday as oil prices rose modestly and the government released upbeat news on the labor market.
Global indicators mixed as crude oil prices move higher
Canadian Press - TORONTO (CP) - Global indicators were mixed for North American stock markets early Thursday as oil prices rose and the main Toronto index sat at a 4 1/2-year high above 10,000 points.
Euro slips again, rate cut talk persists
Reuters - The euro slipped toward last week's nine-month low against the dollar on Thursday as expectations grew European interest rates would move further below those in the United States.
Wednesday's Wall Street Glance
AP - Dow Jones Industrials
US blue-chip stocks end lower
Reuters - U.S. blue-chip stocks ended lower on Wednesday, as weakness in Ford Motor Co. shares spread to its Detroit rival and Dow component General Motors Corp., while tech stocks drew support from a higher outlook from Jabil Circuit Inc.
Stocks seen touch higher on techs
Reuters - Technology stocks could drive U.S. stocks higher early on Wednesday but a fresh earnings warning from Ford and another expected drop in U.S. oil inventories should keep market gains limited.
Tenacious Markets to Be Put to the Test
AP - The stock market has proven to be downright scrappy, with investors still bidding stocks higher last week as crude oil prices topped $58 per barrel and the nation's economic picture remained muddled.
U.S. shares trim gains as oil spurts
Reuters - U.S. stocks were little changed on Monday, trimming earlier gains as oil spurted above $55 a barrel, raising concerns about corporate earnings and reduced consumer spending.
Dollar rises after April U.S. trade data
Reuters - The dollar gained against the euro and yen on Friday, after a report showed a narrower-than-expected U.S. trade deficit in April and a revised improvement in the March shortfall.
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