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US stocks post slight gain as oil falls

Another sharp drop in oil prices helped Wall Street overcome profit-taking and extend its rally to a third straight session today.

Thu, 28 Oct, 2004

Stocks higher despite record oil prices

Another jump in oil prices pre-empted a strong rally on Wall Street today, though stocks managed to post modest gains on the strength of the latest consumer price report, which put many investors’ inflation fears to rest for the near term.

Tue, 17 Aug, 2004

Stocks fail to maintain gains

Investors, shifting their focus from the economy to a possible second-half profit slump, sent technology and small-cap stocks sharply lower today, moving Wall Street toward another losing week.

Mon, 19 Jul, 2004

Job growth fuels market gains

A good employment report and Intel’s strong mid-quarter update gave Wall Street a moderate advance today, with falling oil prices padding the market’s gain.

Sat, 05 Jun, 2004

Bargain hunters pounce on Wall Street

Wall Street looked past an underwhelming statement by the Federal Reserve today and rebounded smartly as bargain hunters picked up stocks battered by a week of heavy losses.

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