Bank results push US stocks lower

US stocks ended a strong week with a flash of selling after Bank of America and General Electric signalled that businesses and consumers are still struggling to pay off their debts.

Bank results push US stocks lower

US stocks ended a strong week with a flash of selling after Bank of America and General Electric signalled that businesses and consumers are still struggling to pay off their debts.

Stocks slid today as quarterly results from the companies dented hopes that corporate earnings would show strong signs of improvement in the July-September period. A rise in oil also helped the market end well off its lows, following a similar pattern from earlier in the week.

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