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Drop In Durable Goods Weighs Down Markets -
09/25/09
Rising oil prices along with a sharp drop in durable goods orders sent the markets down to a lower close with the Dow losing 42 points to 9665. Nasdaq fell 16 points to 2090.
Markets Down As New Home Sales Rise Less Than Expected -
09/25/09
A disappointingly modest increase in new home sale sent the markets lower during the midday with the Dow falling 39 points to 9668. Nasdaq dropped 16 points to 2091.
Stocks Open Lower on Latest Economic Reports -
09/25/09
The markets opened lower as investors mulled over the latest report on durable goods orders which unexpectedly fell in August. The Dow lost 6 points to 9701 while the tech-laden Nasdaq dropped a steeper 8 points to 2099.
Disappointing Drop In Home Sales Weighs Down Markets -
09/24/09
A disappointing drop in existing home sales sent the markets down to a lower close with the Dow dropping 41 points to 9707. Nasdaq fell 23 points to 2107.
Drop In Home Sales Weighs Down Markets -
09/24/09
Home sales unexpectedly fell in August to weigh down the markets during the midday with the Dow losing 37 points to 9711. Nasdaq tumbled 26 points to 2105.
Stocks Open Higher on Improved Unemployment Claims Report -
09/24/09
The markets opened higher after 1st time unemployment claims for the week fell unexpectedly. While job growth remained elusive, investors were encouraged by the trend. Meanwhile, oil prices remained below $69 a barrel as U.S. crude inventories grew. The Dow gained 31 points to 9780 while Nasdaq added 2 points to 2133.
Record Credit Card Defaults Weighs Down Markets -
09/23/09
Record credit card defaults weighed down the markets to a lower close with the Dow tumbling 81 points to 9748 . Nasdaq dropped 14 points to 2131.
Markets Modestly Higher Ahead Of Fed's Rate Decision -
09/23/09
The markets traded modestly higher at midday with the Dow gaining 17 points to 9847 ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. Nasdaq added 5 points to 2152.
Stocks Edge Higher Ahead of Fed Interest Rate Decision -
09/23/09
Investors were cautiously optimistic ahead of a Federal Reserve decision on interest rates. The Dow added 5 points to 9835. Nasdaq rose 5 points to 2151.
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