(RTTNews) - After showing a steep decline in early trading in Thursday, stocks have regained some ground over the course of the morning but remain mostly negative. The initial weakness followed the release of some disappointing economic news combined with some quarterly results that failed to impress investors.
On the economic front, a report from ...
*EIA - Natural Gas Supplies down 195 BCF - 4 mons ago
Factory Orders Show Steeper Than Expected Decrease In December - 4 mons ago
Canadian building permits decline in December - 4 mons ago
*Factory Orders Fell 3.9% In December - 4 mons ago
Productivity Jumps In Q4 Amid Steep Drop In Hours Worked - 4 mons ago
Stocks See Initial Weakness On Disappointing Employment Data - U.S. Commentary - 4 mons ago
Weekly Jobless Claims Jump To Highest Level In Over 26 Years - 4 mons ago
*UK corporate insolvencies to rise dramatically in 2009; reach 5,000 by year-end: KPMG - 4 mons ago
Stocks Likely To See Further Downside In Early Trading - U.S. Commentary - 4 mons ago
Portugal’s Industrial Turnover Continues to Fall in December - 4 mons ago
Weekly Jobless Claims Jump To 626,000 - 4 mons ago
Spanish Industrial Output Logs Record Fall In December As Recession Intensifies - 4 mons ago
*S.Africa central bank cuts key policy rate by 100 bps to 10.5% - 4 mons ago
ECB Holds Interest Rates - 4 mons ago
US - The Day Ahead - 4 mons ago
Productivity Jumps 3.2% In Q4, Unit Labor Costs Rose 1.8% - 4 mons ago
*Jobless Claims up 35K to 626K - 4 mons ago
*Q4 productivity up 3.2%; Labor Costs Up 1.8% - 4 mons ago
*Canadian Building Permits Fell 3.9% In December - 4 mons ago

