US stocks tumble after Deutsche Bank investors flee
US stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday, unwinding most of the previous day’s oil-fuelled rally, after the latest Deutsche Bank developments weighed on banks
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US stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday, unwinding most of the previous day’s oil-fuelled rally, after the latest Deutsche Bank developments weighed on banks
US stocks ended higher on Wednesday with energy shares posting their biggest one-day gain in eight months, after OPEC collectively agreed to the need to cut production for the first time in eight years
Wall Street shares closed sharply lower Tuesday, unwinding the previous day’s Fed-fuelled rally, as oil prices dropped on shaky outlook for Asian oil demand.
Oil price rally fails to resuscitate market dogged by rate hike fears
US stocks were lower at midsession on Tuesday, unable to build on the previous day’s record highs, as a senior Federal Reserve policymaker’s comments put a rate hike in 2016 back on the table
US bellwether and small-cap marked intraday highs on Monday as oil prices pushed energy stocks north
US stocks resumed chalking up ever higher record levels at midsession on Monday as oil prices jumped higher after recent comments from OPEC and Saudi Arabia raised hopes for an output freeze as early as next month
Positive jobs data, retail news and a leaked interview out of Saudi Arabia help keep stocks up.
US stocks were within a hair’s breadth of marking a fresh intraday high at midsession on Thursday as the S&P 500 hit an intraday peak of 2,187.26 – untypically thanks to gains for traditional department store stocks and a mistakenly dissemi
US shares are expected to continue their record march upwards
The number of companies rated at risk of a default has risen to close to record levels, according to the latest data from ratings agency Moody’s on Monday
The biggest and smallest US stocks closed lower on Brexit fears Friday but mid-caps managed to gain as energy stocks benefited from an oil price rally
Wall Street shares were lower at midsession on Friday as Brexit fears gripped blue-chips and small-caps, but mid-caps were flat to higher after oil prices bounced
US shares ended in the red on Friday after an oil price slide and a published opinion poll suggested the UK might be edging towards leaving the European Union in a referendum on June 23
US shares were lower at midsession on Friday, taking their cue from weaker oil prices, while investors sought safer haven in debt
US stocks ended higher on Wednesday after oil prices rose assuredly above $51 a barrel on supply concerns and another weekly US stockpile fall, handing small-caps their highest levels since July
US stocks soldiered on higher at midsession on Wednesday, building upon the previous day’s gains, as oil prices continued their ascent into $51 territory, hitting a 11-month peak and smaller-cap stocks reaching July highs too
US stocks closed higher on Wednesday, thanks to a drop in weekly oil inventories which propelled oil prices just shy of the $50 a barrel mark
US stocks extend gains at midsession, with local crude stocks declining far more than expected last week as energy groups continued to cut back on drilling in response to persistently low oil prices and imports decreased
The price of West Texas Intermediate rose to $49.38 a barrel, up 77 cents on the day.