Trade worries simmer
U.S. stocks shrugged off a wobbly start to close higher Tuesday, with the Dow climbing by triple digits, as energy and telecommunications rallied. However, trade worries were simmering below the surface as investors continued to watch the situation between the U.S. and China
Critical information for the U.S. trading day
Play it again, Tim Cook.
Apple AAPL, +0.50% just might pull yet another rabbit from the hat at its big iPhone launch event today. The company’s shares are in the green in premarket action, helping stock-index futures edge higher.
Hopes for Brexit deal continue to grow, but British utility company SSE among the session’s big losers
Europe’s main stock benchmark climbed Wednesday, as analysts said the region’s bourses were following the U.S. equity market’s lead.
September 11 was a positive day for Precision Drilling Corporation (PD:CA) as its stock finished the day having gained 5.35% to hit a price of $4.73 a share. The company reached a market cap of 1.39 billion and has 293.72 million shares outstanding. Precision Drilling Corporation is a component of the the S&P/TSX Composite Index.
In early 2007, the then chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, dismissed the idea that the slowdown in the US housing market had profound implications. It was, according to the man running the world’s most powerful central bank, just a local affair.
Asian equity markets struggled to follow through on the positive close on Wall Street with most major indices in the red. The Nikkei225 slid 0.75%, Hang Seng 0.27% and China shares eased off 0.24%. There was a marginal bid tone to the US dollar as US 10-year yields edged closer to 3%.
September 11 was a positive day for Imperial Metals Corporation (III:CA) as its stock finished the day having gained 7.84% to hit a price of $1.10 a share. The company reached a market cap of 132.86 million and has 120.78 million shares outstanding. Imperial Metals Corporation is a component of the the S&P/TSX SmallCap Index.
The prime minister of India is set to unveil the world’s largest statue, dedicated to Sardar Patel, a nationalist who helped unite modern India after its independence from Britain, next month.
It has to be seen to be believed – but it might still leave a driver scratching his or her head.
A sign along a highway in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia looks like an indecipherable patchwork of various other road signs, mainly because it is.
Local officials in New York’s Long Island say they have removed unauthorised vending machines dispensing drug paraphernalia.
The machines allegedly contained glass pipes and filters intended for smoking crack cocaine disguised as pens.
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