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3/16/2007
| Dow : 12110.41 down 49.27
| S & P : 1386.95 down 5.33
| NASDAQ: 2372.66 down 6.04
| Bond (10Y): 4.54%, 100.63
MARKETS:
Stocks end with a dip Major gauges slip ahead of the weekend; mild
inflation reading welcome; selloff in financials, tech not helping.
Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2007 16:02:28 -0400
Wall Street ends day and week lower after struggling to recover from big
losses spurred by mortgage and economic fears.
11:41 am ET Mar 16, 2007
DJIA
12,116
-43.18
S&P
1,388
-3.81
NASDAQ
2,368
-10.58
10Yr
4.54%
+0.004
February's CPI rises 0.4% as food, energy prices climb
WASHINGTON
Keeping the pressure on the Federal Reserve, U.S. consumer prices
increased 0.4% last month, led by higher prices for food, energy,
shelter and tobacco, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Date: 16 Mar 2007 13:48:40 -0000
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Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 13:44:29 -0400
Greenspan sees subprime risk spilling into other sectors, but says
consumers not much affected so far, Reuters reports.
4:02 pm ET Mar 15, 2007
DJIA
12,159
+26.28
S&P
1,392
+5.11
NASDAQ
2,378
+6.96
10Yr
4.54%
+0.014
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2007 08:32:29 -0400
Producer prices rise 1.3% in February, up 0.4% ex food and energy;
results above forecasts.
Wednesday, 3/14/2007
| Dow : 12133.40 up 57.44
| S & P : 1387.17 up 9.22
| NASDAQ: 2371.74 up 21.17
| Bond (10Y): 4.53%, 100.69
MARKETS:
Stocks recover after rollercoaster session
Market posts late rally as investors wrestle with worries about
finance sector,subprime lenders.
11:41 am ET Mar 14, 2007
DJIA
12,058
-17.22
S&P
1,378
+0.75
NASDAQ
2,352
+1.48
10Yr
4.50%
0.000
U.S. stocks mixed, volatile after sell-off
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were lower in volatile trading Wednesday, as the market
tried to find its footing after the previous session's sell-off, while
there was more evidence of the meltdown in the subprime mortgage market,
this time from H&R Block Inc.
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 12:25:30 -0400
Dow drops 100 points in midday trade, about 0.8%, as mortgage worries
plague Wall Street for second day.
Tuesday, 3/13/2007
| Dow : 12075.96 down 242.66
| S & P : 1377.95 down 28.65
| NASDAQ: 2350.57 down 51.72
| Bond (10Y): 4.49%, 101.06
MARKETS:
Brutal selloff punishes stocks
Two weeks after the worst day in years, Dow sinks 242 as investors worry
about subprime market, economy, dollar.
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:14:31 -0400
Dow plummets as much as 200 points in midday trading; Nasdaq, S&P also
down.
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 12:33:31 -0400
Dow drops about 130 points in midday trade on economic worries; Nasdaq,
S&P extend losses.
11:41 am ET Mar 13, 2007
DJIA
12,261
-57.52
S&P
1,401
-5.33
NASDAQ
2,389
-12.90
10Yr
4.53%
-0.026
U.S. stocks fall as subprime bites again
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were firmly lower on Tuesday, after weaker-than-expected
February retail sales fueled concerns about growth, while the tide of
problems in the subprime mortgage market continued unabated.
Bond Report: Treasurys rally on weak retail sales, subprime nervousness
NEW YORK
Treasury prices rallied at midday Tuesday, sending yields lower, after
weaker-than-expected data on U.S. retail sales and continuing worries
about subprime lenders stirred safe-haven demand for low-risk bonds.
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 08:30:31 -0400
Retail sales weaker than expected in February, up 0.1%; down 0.1%
excluding autos, Reuters reports.
3/12/2007
| Dow : 12318.62 up 42.30
| S & P : 1406.60 up 3.75
| NASDAQ: 2402.29 up 14.74
| Bond (10Y): 4.55%, 100.56
MARKETS:
Stocks make a go of it Major gauges stage late-session rally, after a
choppy session in which worries about subprime lenders dampened
sentiment.
NEWS:
New Century's woes deepen, spread
Troubled mortgage lender on the hook for $8.4 billion as financing
vanishes. Top Wall Street firms, home prices could take hit.