Indices closed out mixed on Wednesday. The Dow and S&P 500 added some points while the Nasdaq ended in the red zone for the session. Moves were mixed amid the release of minutes from the September FOMC meeting as well as downswing in crude oil.
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Stocks traded lower on Tuesday. Brands dipped on less-than-optimum quarterly details from Alcoa as well as a downswing in oil.
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Trading closed in red territory on Friday. Stocks slipped on a downtick in oil prices and less-than-optimum employment numbers.
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Indices closed with mixed moves on Thursday. The Dow and Nasdaq shed some points while the S&P 500 eked out a fractional gain. Moves were mixed along the flatline ahead of Friday’s jobs report. On another note, initial jobless claims decreased last week.
Energy brands such as Exxon Mobil, Chevron, and Royal Dutch Shell led advancers on Wednesday. Stocks stepped up on rising crude oil and other economic news.
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