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(1 diggs) Wall Street edges downwards U.S. stocks were floundering Monday with the industrials sliding and the Nasdaq flat.

The down day was an anomaly on a five-week winning streak for the major indices.

In late afternoon trading Monday the Dow Jones Industrials were down Average 11,396.81
12:14PM EST 47.27 (0.41%) 47.27 points or 0.41%.

The U.S. dollar was stronger against the European countries but little changed against the commodity currencies.

We are still in an environment where the market is in an up trend, Nicholas...

(1 diggs) GLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Fall As Koreans Exchange Fire Wall Street Journal Globe and MailGLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Fall As Koreans Exchange FireWall Street JournalLONDON (Dow Jones)--European stocks fell Tuesday, led by banks and basic-resources issues, as the exchange of fire between North and South Korea, on top of the continuing worries about European sovereign debt, ...South Korean Stock Futures Tumble After N.Korea Shells SouthBusinessWeekEuropean Stocks Drop for Third Day After North Korea Fires Shells at SouthBloombergEurope shares slide on N.Korea...

(1 diggs) German Bankers Slide Bares Europes Divide Wall Street Journal ABC News


German Banker's Slide Bares Europe's DivideWall Street JournalFRANKFURTBundesbank President Axel Weber's repeated attacks on the European Central Bank's handling of the euro-zone debt crisis have jeopardized his Euro-Dollar OutlookTheStreet.comEuro weakens before G-20 ConferenceTopNews United StatesRPT-ECB FOCUS Signs grow of opposition to Weber presidencyReutersAFP-Bloomberg-BusinessWeekall 189 news articles




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(1 diggs) Stock Markets Slide on Black Friday U.S. stock markets fell early on Black Friday as investors ignored the retail blitz and concentrated on worries in Europe.European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said Friday it was "absolutely, completely false" that the commission was considering aid for Portugal or that Portugal had asked for assistance, The Wall Street Journal reported.In Slovakia, however, Prime Minister Iveta Radicova called government debt issues in Europe a "house of cards" that threatened to pull down the...

(1 diggs) Slide in European Banking Shares Precipitates Wall Street’s Rout Slide in European Banking Shares Precipitates Wall Street’s Rout