U.S. Markets Go Crazy for European Debt Deal
The stock markets really do love Europe's debt deal, with the Dow Jones index up 340 points on Thursday, passing 12,000 for the first time since August 1.
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Some more sunny economic news today: The Dow shot way up today, buoyed by good jobs numbers released Friday morning, closing at a high it hasn't seen since May 2008.
The stock markets really do love Europe's debt deal, with the Dow Jones index up 340 points on Thursday, passing 12,000 for the first time since August 1.
Stocks up in Europe and the United States as a bailout extension is expected for Greece
U.S. stock markets opened lower on Friday after two big economic addresses
Strong spending report and light storm damage led to a robust start for Wall Street
Record breaking high spurred on civil unrest and a slow global economy
Monday's opening rise capped the street's worst four weeks since March 2009
France, Italy, Spain and Belgium banned investors from profiting on declining stocks
Friday's opening looks to end a crazy week on a high note
More tumult seems to be in order after a Tuesday rollercoaster
Asian stocks open up for the first time in a week
A rhyming cliché proves a favorite for reporters during the stock plummet.
U.S. markets continue downwards spiral in afternoon trading
Stocks opened high today, but quickly fell off on a bad manufacturing report
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