Another late rally gave Wall Street a modest advance today despite a spike in oil prices and a lower-than-expected hike in the US gross domestic product that raised new questions about the economy.

Investor apathy pushed stocks lower today as Wall Street nervously awaited a key decision on interest rates, the transfer of power in Iraq and next month’s second-quarter earnings.

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.

Wall Street put aside its worries over interest rates today and managed a half-hearted rally on the eve of a key Federal Reserve meeting.

US investors, uncertain about the direction of the economy, sent stocks fluctuating throughout an erratic session today, with prices ending mixed.

Investors on Wall Street left stocks little changed today with blue chips slightly higher and tech stocks nudging the Nasdaq composite index lower.

Wall Street shot higher today after the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave rates unchanged bolstered investor confidence that the US economy will rebound strongly.

An unexpected rise in jobless claims unnerved Wall Street yesterday, sending stocks sharply lower on worries the market’s recent rally might have come too far, too fast.

An unexpected rise in jobless claims unnerved Wall Street today, sending stocks sharply lower on worries the market’s recent rally might have come too far, too fast.