GE helped lift the Dow early on, but the banks and Europe continue to drag the index down.
| S&P FUTURES QUOTE | DATE | VALUE | CHANGE | OPEN | HIGH | LOW | TIME |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S&P 500 | Jun12 | 1,290.80 | -10.50 | 1,302.60 | 1,310.20 | 1,289.90 | 05/18/2012 |
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- What Drove the Markets Today
- Deadlock once again on Capitol Hill over budget cuts
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- Europe, thin volume to spark stocks
- US debt panel nears 11th hour with no deal seen
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Tag Archives: europe
Asia Sinks While the U.S. and Europe Stumble
A look at what's moving the world's markets today.
US open: Stocks edge into the blue, but just barely
-Fed (Dudley) says global strains pose significant risk -Fed (Dudley) says Fed has done enough to protect US from Europe
Wall St Week Ahead: With sparse data, focus returns to Europe
NEW YORK, Feb 3 (Reuters) – Europe will again be atthe center of investors' focus next week as the U.S. earningsseason passes the halfway mark and there is little on theeconomic calendar to give the market …
Why the Dow Couldn't Quite Shake the Bears Today
Markets were flat today, weighed down by Europe.
What to Expect From the Dow Today
Europe and unemployment reports should drive the markets.
Can Europe’s Debt Problem be Fixed?
Instead on focusing how Europe can be fixed, let’s ask the really hard question first: Can Europe’s debt problem even be fixed?
Market ignores Europe, rises on U.S. data
U.S. stocks rose on Thursday, as signs of strength in the economy and higher-than-expected profit at FedEx outweighed more warnings about Europe. The U.S. equity market continued its familiar back-and-forth …
3 Paths for Europe
There are only three ways that the relative competitiveness balance can be restored.
Will Sideways Trading Lead to a Break-Out or Break-Down?
SAN DIEGO (ETFguide.com) The S&P (SNP: ^GSPC) is only trading 8.5% below its May recovery high. Considering everything that’s going on – especially in Europe – that’s quite astonishing.