Friday, June 15, 2007
U.S. stocks rally on tamer-than-expected consumer prices
DJIA
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+85.76
S&P
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+9.94
NASDAQ
2,626
+27.30
10Yr
5.17%
-0.046
U.S. stocks rally on tamer-than-expected consumer prices
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied for a third straight session Friday and posted
strong gains for the week, as investors cheered tame core consumer
prices in May, which helped bond yields fall further. The advance,
however, was capped by concerns over crude oil prices, which topped $68
a barrel.
Commodities Corner: Gold's $700 'time window' shifts
SAN FRANCISCO
Gold's moves have been tormenting traders even more than usual lately.
U.S. stocks rally on tamer-than-expected consumer prices
DJIA
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+105.76
S&P
1,535
+12.03
NASDAQ
2,624
+25.52
10Yr
5.18%
-0.035
U.S. stocks rally on tamer-than-expected consumer prices
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied Friday, as investors cheered news that core consumer
prices were weaker-than-expected in May, helping bond yields to fall
further.
Economic Report: CPI running hot, but core remains cool
WASHINGTON
Higher energy prices drove the U.S. consumer price index up by 0.7% in
May, its largest increase since Hurricane Katrina and the second largest
in 16 years, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
U.S. stocks rise for second day as yields stabilize
DJIA
13,553
+71.38
S&P
1,522
+7.30
NASDAQ
2,599
+17.10
10Yr
5.22%
+0.017
U.S. stocks rise for second day as yields stabilize
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied for a second day on Thursday, as investors were
heartened that a stronger-than-expected 0.9% rise in May producer prices
failed to spook the bond market, keeping bond yields in check.
Mortgages: Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage jumps to 6.74%
CHICAGO
U.S. mortgage rates jumped this week as a sell-off in the Treasury
market pushed benchmark interest rates up sharply. Freddie Mac in its
weekly survey Thursday said the national average on the 30-year
fixed-rate mortgage hit 6.74%, up from 6.53% a week ago and the highest
level since July 2006.
Economic Report: Producer prices rise 0.9% on energy; food prices fall
WASHINGTON
Led by another big gain in energy prices, wholesale prices rose a
greater-than-expected 0.9% in May, the Labor Department reported
Thursday.
U.S. stocks rise as yields fall
DJIA
13,544
+61.70
S&P
1,521
+6.32
NASDAQ
2,597
+15.65
10Yr
5.21%
+0.011
U.S. stocks rise as yields fall
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied on Thursday, as investors were heartened that a
stronger-than-expected 0.9% rise in May producer prices failed to spook
the bond market, keeping bond yields in check.
Mortgages: Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage jumps to 6.74%
CHICAGO
U.S. mortgage rates jumped this week as a sell-off in the Treasury
market pushed benchmark interest rates up sharply. Freddie Mac in its
weekly survey Thursday said the national average on the 30-year
fixed-rate mortgage hit 6.74%, up from 6.53% a week ago and the highest
level since July 2006.
Economic Report: Producer prices rise 0.9% on energy; food prices fall
WASHINGTON
Led by another big gain in energy prices, wholesale prices rose a
greater-than-expected 0.9% in May, the Labor Department reported
Thursday.
30-year fixed-rate mortgages spiked to 6.74% this week, up from 6.53% last week, according to Freddie Mac.
30-year fixed-rate mortgages spiked to 6.74% this week, up from 6.53%
last week, according to Freddie Mac.
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
U.S. stocks rally as yields drop; Dow has best day of 2007
DJIA
13,482
+187.34
S&P
1,515
+22.67
NASDAQ
2,582
+32.54
10Yr
5.20%
-0.048
U.S. stocks rally as yields drop; Dow has best day of 2007
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average
gaining over 180 points for its best one-day gain of 2007, after an
economic survey suggesting moderate growth and little inflation helped
bond yields back off 5-year highs.
Senate picks up ball on China currency
WASHINGTON
Saying that the Bush administration has dropped the ball in its battle
to get China to strengthen its currency versus the dollar, a key group
of Senators unveiled a new approach on Wednesday to deal with foreign
currency concerns.
Economic Report: U.S. economy growing at moderate pace, Fed's Beige Book
says
WASHINGTON
The economy continued to expand at a moderate pace in most regions of
the country, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday in its occasional Beige
Book report on the economy.
U.S. stocks rise as yields drop after upbeat retail sales
DJIA
13,359
+64.43
S&P
1,501
+8.89
NASDAQ
2,562
+12.48
10Yr
5.22%
-0.027
U.S. stocks rise as yields drop after upbeat retail sales
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday, bouncing back from a slide in the
previous session and sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 100
points, as bond yields backed off from 5-year highs while strong May
retail sales lifted hopes about the shape of the U.S. economy.
Futures Movers: Gasoline, crude futures rise as U.S. refinery activity
slows
SAN FRANCISCO
Reformulated gasoline futures recovered from a seven-week low and
crude-oil prices neared $66 a barrel Wednesday after a U.S. government
report showed that refinery activity declined last week and gasoline
supplies failed to climb for the first time in six weeks.
Treasury says China's currency, the yuan, is undervalued but fails to name the country a currency manipulator, Reuters reports.
U.S. Treasury says China's currency, the yuan, is undervalued but fails
to name the country a currency manipulator, Reuters reports.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
U.S. stocks fall sharply as yields rise higher
DJIA
13,295
-129.95
S&P
1,493
-16.12
NASDAQ
2,549
-22.38
10Yr
5.25%
+0.111
U.S. stocks fall sharply as yields rise higher
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks fell sharply in a volatile session Tuesday, as investors
remained unnerved by rising bond yields, which lift borrowing costs for
consumers and businesses, and a profit-warning Texas Instruments fueling
concerns about earnings.
FundWatch: With long-term bond yields rising, fund managers play
defense
SAN FRANCISCO
As long-term yields climb, several bond mutual-fund managers with
flexibility to move between sectors are tweaking their portfolios.
Dow tumbles 100+ points as U.S. 10-year yield hits 5-year high around 5.26%.
Dow tumbles 100+ points as U.S. 10-year yield hits 5-year high around
5.26%.
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U.S. stocks fall as bond yields rise
DJIA
13,379
-45.59
S&P
1,504
-4.34
NASDAQ
2,561
-10.57
10Yr
5.21%
+0.069
U.S. stocks fall as bond yields rise
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were lower Tuesday, as investors remain unnerved by rising
bond yields, which lift borrowing costs for consumers and businesses,
and with the technology sector under pressure after Texas Instruments
reduced its earnings outlook.
CORRECT: Lehman Bros. profit up 27%, tops estimates
BOSTON
Lehman Brothers on Tuesday said its second-quarter net income rose 27%
from a year earlier and beat analyst forecasts, but the housing slump
and continued weakness in residential mortgages weighed on its
fixed-income business.
Monday, June 11, 2007
Stocks end mixed as investors assess rate woes
DJIA
13,424
+0.57
S&P
1,509
+1.45
NASDAQ
2,572
-1.39
10Yr
5.14%
+0.019
Stocks end mixed as investors assess rate woes
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks finished mixed and little changed after a volatile session
Monday, as investors continued to monitor rising global interest rates
amid more signs of global growth and hawkish talk from a Fed official.
MarketWatch First Take: Jobs walking fine line between iPhone features,
reliability
SAN FRANCISCO
It's not easy being the prophet of a technology movement whose
followers' enthusiasm often resembles religious zeal.
Stocks fall slightly as investors assess rate woes
DJIA
13,427
+3.09
S&P
1,509
+2.16
NASDAQ
2,575
+2.20
10Yr
5.14%
+0.021
Stocks fall slightly as investors assess rate woes
NEW YORK
U.S. stocks were lower in volatile trading Monday, as investors
continued to monitor rising global interest rates amid more signs of
global growth and hawkish talk from a Fed official.
Earnings Outlook: U.S. earnings continue to slow in second quarter
NEW YORK
If rising bond yields weren't enough, here's another reason why stocks
might head downward from here: With the second quarter closing in just a
little over three weeks, the outlook for U.S. corporate profits doesn't
look good.
