Investors give stocks a modest lift

Investors sent stocks modestly higher in New York today, embracing a sluggish gross domestic product reading that was nonetheless better than expected, hoping that falling oil prices would help spur the economy.

Investors give stocks a modest lift
Fri, 27 Aug, 2004 - 23:13

Investors sent stocks modestly higher in New York today, embracing a sluggish gross domestic product reading that was nonetheless better than expected, hoping that falling oil prices would help spur the economy.

The major indexes all finished the week higher.

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