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Increased across the board. The nasdaq doing the best of the three major averages today. You have the groups on the move. Health care consistently has been doing the best, helped in part by pfizer and allergan, which are rebounding. Discretionary stocks preforming relatively well as we await the surge of the Holiday Shopping season. Energy and utilities have consistently been some of the weaker performers of the day. Energy is now on the bottom of the list. Volume,rlet talks about this is an illustration volume by group versus the 20day average. All the bars are lower. All of them are down, il...

A mix of snow, sleet and flooding hitting a large swath of the northwest and now the great lakes to the Southern Plains could be blanketed by the storm. More in just a bit. A shortened trading week on wall street today. The closing bell is set to ring at 1 00 eastern time today. Dow futures up by 30 points. S p futures up by just over 4 points and the nasdaq is up by 20. Beyond retail theres other stories this morning. Russia looking to retaliate against turkey. Moscow plans to cut economic ties and cancel major investment projects. More from our colleague in russia in about 20 minutes. The e....

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SAO PAULO, June 28 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is well on track to cut interest rates in August, said the chairman of BTG Pactual, Andre Esteves, believing the pace of monetary easing could be faster than market expecta...