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(RTTNews) - After plummeting early on in reaction to disappointing employment data, stocks lingered near their worst levels of the day throughout the trading session on Thursday. The major averages all posted steep losses ending the holiday-shortened week on a sour note.
It is worth noting that trading on the NYSE was extended by 15 ...
Weak Opens Expected For New Zealand, Australia Stocks - 2 days ago- Toronto Stocks Drop To Weekly Low - Canadian Commentary - 2 days ago
Stocks Lingering In Negative Territory In Mid-Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary - 2 days ago- European Markets Fall On U.S., Eurozone Unemployment - European Commentary - 2 days ago
- Stocks Seeing Continued Weakness In Early Afternoon Trading - U.S. Commentary - 2 days ago
- Stocks Continue To Post Steep Losses In Late Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary - 2 days ago
- Toronto Stocks Decline As Resource Sector Sees Weakness - Canadian Commentary - 2 days ago
- Stocks Firmly In Negative Territory In Mid-Morning Trading - U.S. Commentary - 2 days ago
- BoE’s Miles: UK Economy’s Rapid Return To Growth Unlikely - 2 days ago
- Judging Effectiveness Of Quantitative Easing Premature, BoE’s Besley Says - 2 days ago
- *Denmark June Forex Reserves At DKK 330.3 Bln - 2 days ago
- Factory Orders Rose More Than Expected In May - 2 days ago
- *Factory Orders Up 1.2% In May - 2 days ago
- UK June Construction PMI Drops To 44.5 - 2 days ago
- Moody’s Lowers Ireland’s AAA Ratings; Assigns Negative Outlook - 2 days ago
- Weak Employment Data Contributes To Initial Weakness On Wall Street - U.S. Commentary - 2 days ago
- SNB Ready To Intervene Currency Markets To Prevent Franc Appreciation, Jordan Says - 2 days ago
- Brazil May Industrial Output Rises More Than Expected - 2 days ago
Employers Cut 467,000 Jobs In June, Unemployment Rate At 9.5% - 2 days ago
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