Another economic blow for U.K. after Brexit vote
British consumers and business could see borrowing costs rise; EU pressures London to engineer quick exit
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British consumers and business could see borrowing costs rise; EU pressures London to engineer quick exit
Stocks in America battered in wake of last Thursday's Brexit vote. Total loss in U.S. since then: an estimated $1.2 trillion
Dow down more than 600 points as investors rush for the exits after U.K. vote creates flood of unknowns for world economy
230-point leap lifts Dow industrials back above 18,000, first finish above the psychologically important level in two weeks
Banks hardest hit as June interest rate increase viewed as off the table; gold and Treasuries surge
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Led sharply lower by retail stocks -- thanks to Macy's -- Wall Street gave back just about all of Tuesday's 222 point leap
Share prices fell widely on Wednesday as investors remain reluctant to make heavy bets on stocks
As global growth fears flared again on Tuesday, Wall Street gave back all of Monday's gains
From profits to the economy and the Fed, investors suddenly have a list of worries that's bringing out the sellers
After early-year slide, blue-chip index has rebounded to its highest level since last summer
All three major indexes closed nearly 1 percent higher, as oil prices rallied again on hopes of an OPEC-Russia deal
U.S. stocks advance even as markets overseas tumble and oil prices turn negative for the year
First-quarter 2016 was wicked on Wall Street, but it wound up with a historic rally -- which may not last much longer
Stocks made their biggest gains in two weeks on Tuesday, thanks mostly to the Fed chair saying rate hikes will come slowly
S&P 500 dips slightly into the red for the year and now on course to snap a five-week winning streak
The Dow and the S&P both closed at their highest levels in 2016, up about 12 percent since they hit the Feb. 11 low
All three major indexes leaped, led by energy and bank shares and leaving stocks near breakeven for 2016
Once again, a drop in oil prices pulled down equities, giving all three major indexes a losing effort for Tuesday
Energy companies lead gains as investors hope that the worst may soon be over for the battered sector.
After Monday's drop on Wall Street, the S&P and Nasdaq ended the month lower, while the Dow scratched out a small gain
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Wall Street shifts course as crude futures close above $32 a barrel in New York, halting another down day for investors
Investors cheered by robust consumer spending in U.S. and signs that OPEC could act to boost crude prices
Financial, energy companies lead the declines amid investor concerns about slowing global growth