U.S. stock market today: The June U.S. nonfarm payrolls grew by 8,000 over the prior month, missing the market expectations. The recent sluggish data once again confirmed the weakness of the ...
U.S. stock market today: Factory orders in May were better-than-expected, the U.S.stock market today closed higher. U.S. stock market will be closed for Wednesday as the U.S. Independence Day.
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U.S. stock market today: The U.S. ISM (Institute For Supply Management) manufacturing index appeared atrophy in June for the first time over the past three years, but the May home building ...
U.S. stock market today: The last week jobless claims were worse than expected. The euro zone companies and consumers are more pessimistic about the economic outlook. The EU summit was held ...
U.S. stock market today: Durable goods orders were better than expected in May; second-hand housing sales index hit a new high over two years; the European situation is still grim. ...
As the poor estimated economic data, the U.S. stock market fell closed down Thursday. The Nasdaq Compostie index plunged 2.44%; the Standard & Poor's 500 500 index tumbled 2.23% and ...
Weak economic data reveal the sluggish U.S. economic growth, a number of Wall Street financial institutions cut the expectations on the U.S. economic growth for the second quarter. U.S. stocks ...
EU (European Union) will offer 100 billion euros bailout loans in order to rescue its troubled banking sector, and the country is the fourth eurozone country to seek relief. European ...
U.S. stock market closed up; the Dow Jones industrial average rose 93.01 points, or 0.75%, to end at 12,553.97 points; the Nasdaq composite index climbed 27.4 points, to close at ...
Wall Street is expected to usher in a technical rebound after the crash. However, this rebound may not appear this week. After the U.S. stock market hit the worst performance ...
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