(CEP News) - Stocks continue to confound market watchers as they turned higher in the face of overseas financial troubles and slumping economic growth.
Most recently, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 31 points to 6658, the S&P 500 higher by 5 points to 689 and the Nasdaq up ...
Sterling Dragged Lower Across the board as Financial Problems Grow - 1 yr ago
Canadian Dollar Hits Five-Year Low Following Weak Soft Data and Weaker Stocks - 1 yr ago
Morning Market Recap: Stocks Set For Another Plunge - 1 yr ago
EUR/USD Under Pressure as U.S. Equities Continue to Fall - 1 yr ago
Japanese Current Account Falls into First Deficit Since 1996 - 1 yr ago
Yen Slides After Poor Data and Downbeat Commentary From Lawmakers - 1 yr ago
European Market Recap: European Bonds Rise, Equities Lower - 1 yr ago
Japanese Economy Watchers Increasingly Optimistic in February - 1 yr ago
What’s Priced In: Current Market Expectations for Future Monetary Policy - 1 yr ago
Japanese Corporate Bankruptcies Rise 10.4% Year-Over-Year in February - 1 yr ago
Asia-Pacific Market Recap: Fixed Income, Equities Mixed - 1 yr ago
Closing Market Recap: Worst Week Since October For Stocks - 1 yr ago
Friday’s News Recap: U.S. Jobless Rate at 8.1% , Fed’s Hoenig Says TARP Wrong - 1 yr ago
Week Ahead Asia-Pacific: Australian Unemployment, RBNZ Cash Rate, JN Final GDP - 1 yr ago
Outlook for U.S. Dollar Remains Positive - 1 yr ago
Midday Market Recap: Stocks Turn Negative on Jobs Worries - 1 yr ago
Midday News Recap: U.S. Unemployment Rate Soars, Fed Speak - 1 yr ago
Rally in Canadian Dollar Starting to Fizzle - 1 yr ago
Relief Rally for Euro Won’t Last, Look for Weak Close say strategists - 1 yr ago

