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Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- American Express Co. , the top gainer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this year, said credit-card defaults and late payments fell to 2009 lows as the lender continued to outperform competitors.
Energy Stocks Drop In Early Trades
U.S. Stocks Drop At The Start As Inflation Rises
U.S. futures slide as producer prices rose at faster-than-expected rate
Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell for the first time in five days as reports on wholesale prices and manufacturing in the New York area spurred concern the Federal Reserve will have to combat rising inflation as the economy struggles to recover.
Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock futures slid as reports on wholesale prices and manufacturing in the New York region spurred concern the Federal Reserve will have to combat rising inflation as the economy struggles to recover.
This morning's premarket futures suggest a lower opening on the Wall Street as the Federal Reserve begins a two-day policy meet on interest rate policies.
GenCorp Inc. slid 5.3 percent after saying it plans to offer convertible-subordinated debentures. Schlumberger Ltd. declined 1 percent as crude oil traded near a two-month low.
U.S. Stock Futures Fall Further After Data
Wall Street was looking at a lower open Tuesday as the U.S. dollar gained strength overnight against the euro, pushing commodities and stock futures lower in early trading.
A larger than expected jump in producer prices in November sparked worries that the Fed would unwind stimulus measures
U.S. stock futures edged lower Tuesday as the Federal Reserve was due to begin deliberations on interest rate policy, with Wells Fargo in the spotlight after becoming the last of the big banks to strike a deal to repay U.S. government assistance.
TheStreet.com rates W.W. Grainger, J.M. Smucker, Dollar Tree, Lincoln Educational Services and Church & Dwight 'buy.'
Beijing signals it may act to cool rising residential property prices.
NEW YORK | Easing concerns about global credit problems and more signs of corporate deal-making nudged major stock indexes to new highs for the year. Stock indicators rose but posted uneven advances Monday upon news that Abu Dhabi had extended $10 billion to Dubai to help the Middle Eastern city-state stay afloat. Markets had been worried in recent weeks that debt problems in the former boomtown ...
Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- “Fat cats” is what President Barack Obama just called bankers. He also invited them to the White House this week. The reason for the mixed message is that the president is cross with banks: they have refused to heed his orders to lend.
