US stocks dip on Walmart, middling data
US stocks Thursday took a pause from a recent winning streak, selling off after a disappointing earnings report from Walmart and some middling economic data.
US stocks Thursday took a pause from a recent winning streak, selling off after a disappointing earnings report from Walmart and some middling economic data.
US stocks closed at new all-time highs following a choppy day of trading Wednesday as investors shrugged off more economic gloom from the eurozone.
US stocks Tuesday surged to new all-time closing highs on renewed optimism after a prominent hedge fund manager said the stock rally of 2013 still has more room to go.
US stocks fell Thursday, as buyers took a breather after a slate of successive record closes.
US stocks continued their upward climb Wednesday, riding positive economic data from Germany and China to new records.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average Tuesday closed above 15,000 for the first time, as investor optimism about the US economy bolstered equities like Caterpillar.
Sharp earnings-related falls in AT&T and Procter & Gamble pulled the Dow lower Wednesday while the other main indices closed flat.
US stocks finished up more than one percent Tuesday despite a two-minute mini-crash due to a false news agency tweet, with good earnings results from DuPont, Travelers and Netflix.
US stocks closed sharply lower Wednesday in the wake of disappointing earnings reports and a 5.5 percent plunge in Apple shares, along with dreary economic sentiment in Europe.
US stocks rallied strongly Tuesday as investors took Monday’s market rout as a buying opportunity.
Explosions in Boston and disappointing China economic growth rocked US stocks Monday, sending the broad-market S&P 500 down 2.30 percent to 1,552.37.
US stocks pushed to new record levels after a government report pointed to lower-than-expected jobless claims.
