Stocks pull back on import price data and blue chip downgrades even as oil falls
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Wall Street pulled back Thursday as investors looked past an unexpected rise in retail sales and focused on an increase in import prices. (International Herald Tribune — 15 September, 2006)
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Wall Street closed mixed Thursday, with blue chips falling and technology stocks managing a slight gain while investors tussled with their concerns about inflation and the overall health of the economy. (International Herald Tribune — 15 September, 2006)
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Stocks extended their rally into a second day Wednesday, pushing to four-month highs even as oil prices showed a slight rebound after seven days of losses. (International Herald Tribune — 14 September, 2006)
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Stocks rallied for a second straight session Wednesday, pushing to four-month highs even as oil prices showed a slight rebound after seven days of losses. (International Herald Tribune — 14 September, 2006)
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Commodity prices are still in decline but that has had a positive impact on major share markets The key has been a further sharp drop in oil prices to their lowest level since March But instead (ABC News — 13 September, 2006)
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Japanese stocks rose early Thursday following Wall Street’s rally overnight. The dollar remained unchanged against the yen. (International Herald Tribune — 14 September, 2006)
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Asian markets finished generally higher Wednesday, in line with gains on Wall Street. Tokyo’s Nikkei share average edged up 0.20 percent by the close as Advantest and other chip stocks rose. (CNN — 13 September, 2006)
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