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The US Federal Reserve raises the Federal Funds Rate ¼ Point To 2.5%.
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Gold -1.8 NAS +6.12 CRB -2.47 S&P +4.12 USD 0.00 DOW +56.46
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S&P +10.79 Gold -1.0 NAS +23.06 USD +0.28 DOW +99.02 CRB -0.50
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 97.83 to 10,759.43, jumping 0.9 percent to its highest level since June 2001 after pushing past its closing high for 2004 of 10,737.70, set in mid-February. Johnson & Johnson the lone loser among the 30 index components.
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Gold +0.6 DOW +11.68 CRB +0.04 S&P +0.45 NAS -7.35 USD -0.50
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U.S. light crude soared $2.10 to $46.28 a barrel, for a week gain of 14% with prices at their highest level since early December. London Brent was up $1.96 at $43.39 a barrel. Analysts attribute the reason to be frigid weather lingering in the Northeastern United States as well as bin Laden's audi ...
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Gold +2.1 NAS -8.53 S&P -8.91 DOW -55.72 CRB +4.20 USD -0.3
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The Commerce Department reports that starts on new homes and apartments slumped 13.2% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.77 million in November 2004 from a revised 2.04 million pace in October. Economists had forecast housing starts would come in at a 1.98 million pace.
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Gold +3.1 NAS +19.61 CRB +2.63 USD -0.43 DOW +95.10 S&P +10.17
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Gold 0.0 NAS -0.94 DOW -9.60 USD +0.51 S&P -1.24 CRB -1.61
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The US Labor Department reveals that new claims for jobless benefits grew unexpectedly last week to 357,000. Analysts had forecasted first-time claims would instead fall to 335,000 from 349,000 the previous week.
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Crude oil for December delivery rose 58 cents, or 1.3%, to $46.80 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Exports from southern Iraq were disrupted because of high winds and rough seas as the Basra terminal and shipments from the north have been reduced because of continued attacks by insurge ...
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The US dollar falls to a record low of $1.3074 against the euro in London trading before bouncing back to $1.2989.
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Concerns over expanding US deficits leads the US Dollar down to a record low against the euro, a 12-year low against the Canadian dollar, and a nine-year low against an index of major currencies. This cheaper dollar reduces the value of American securities and could lead to a "doomsday scenario" in ...
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The University of Michigan's preliminary reading of US Consumer Confidence for the month of November climbed to 95.5 from 91.7 in October. Economists had forecast a more moderate rise to 93.0.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average roared up 142 points at the open as investors bet that George W. Bush would soon be declared victor in the razor thin election despite disputed results in the key state of Ohio.
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The US Census Bureau releases an annual report documenting that the number of Americans living in poverty jumped to 35.9 million last year, up by 1.3 million, while the number of those without health care insurance rose to 45 million from 43.6 million in 2002
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In New York the price of a barrel of US light crude rose 33 cents to $45.13, while in London, Brent crude climbed 50 cents to $42.07. The fresh highs come after militiamen loyal to Moqtada Sadr threatening new attacks on Iraqi oil facilities.
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The price of US light crude oil tops $45 a barrel - touching a record 21-year high of $45.04 in New York trade.
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After the head of the OPEC producers' cartel said there was no extra oil around the corner to dampen red-hot markets, U.S. light crude (CLc1) struck $44.24 a barrel. This is the highest since crude futures were launched on the New York Mercantile Exchange in 1983.
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U.S. light crude rose $1.07 to $39.46 a barrel on pipeline sabotage in Iraq and a stoppage in Nigeria increased concern regarding supply.
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Crude oil futures jump to a two-week high in London in response to sabotage of Iraqi oil pipelines which cut exports by half for a third day in the Middle East's fifth- largest oil-producing nation. profile
The U.S. Labor Department announces that 112,000 jobs were created June, less than half of forecasts. The unemployment rate remains flat at 5.6%.
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The U.S. Commerce Department announces that U.S. Factory Orders have fallen for the second straight month. The 0.3%drop in orders placed with U.S. factories came after a larger 1.1% decline in April.
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Oil prices rebounded more than $1 today as top world oil exporter Saudi Arabia, which has boosted supply to cool prices, said it believed the market had now reached a fair value.
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National Association of Realtors announces that U.S. home resales rose 2.6% to a record high in May.
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The U.S. Commerce Department announces that the U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 3.9% in the first quarter, slower than the 4.4 percent growth rate previously estimated,.
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The Index of Leading Economic Indicators rises 0.5% after a 0.1% rise in April, according to the Conference Board.
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U.S. Industrial Production Rises 1.1%, the largest increase in nearly six years.
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The U.S. Department of Labor announces that the Consumer Price Index rose 0.6% in May, attributed to higher food and energy costs. The core rate, which excludes those more volatile costs, rose 0.2%.
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