Friday Market Report
The First Quarter of 2006 ended with a whimper as the Dow fell 41 points. The Nasdaq dropped 1 point.
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The First Quarter of 2006 ended with a whimper as the Dow fell 41 points. The Nasdaq dropped 1 point.
Interest rate fears sent the Dow spiraling down 65 points. The Nasdaq fared a little better, finishing with a 3 point gain.
Buying opportunities abounded on Wall Street today as the Dow racked up a 61 point gain. The Nasdaq was also strong, chalking up a 33 point gain.
The privately owned Federal Reserve raised interest rates again today and hinted at even more rate increases ahead. This sent stock prices tumbling as the Dow dropped 95 points. The Nasdaq finished lower by 11 points.
Stocks ended mixed in anticipation of the upcoming Fed decision on interest rates. The Dow dropped 29 points, while the Nasdaq wound up with a 2 point gain.
A ho-hum trading week ended with stocks finishing slightly higher. The Dow finished ahead 9 points, while the Nasdaq added 12 points.
A rise in long term interest rates led to a decline on Wall Street as the Dow dropped 47 points. The Nasdaq fell 3 points.
The Dow added 81 points today, while the Nasdaq finished with a 9 point gain.
Positive data concerning inflation jelped the Markets close the week on a positive note. The Dow gained 26 points, while the Nasdaq added 6 points.
Higher oil prices held stock prices back as the Dow managed a 43 point gain. The Nasdaq was not as fortunate, finishing down 12 points.
The Markets were strong again today as the Dow added another 58 points. The Nasdaq surged 15 points.
Interest rate jitters sparked a down day on Wall Street. The Dow fell 33 points, while the Nasdaq suffered a 17 point drop.
The Markets were mixed today as the Dow gained 25 points, while the Nasdaq finished down less than a point.
A rise in oil prices kept the Markets at bay. The Dow dropped 28 points, while the Nasdaq lost 3 points.