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Stock market today: US stocks mixed as traders look to lock in best first quarter in 5 years - Vimarsana News

Stock market today: US stocks mixed as traders look to lock in best first quarter in 5 years

None US stocks traded flat on Thursday, and the S&P 500 moved toward its best quarter since 2019. • None The Dow and Nasdaq have climbed 5.5% and 11%…

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US stocks trade mixed after weak job-openings data sends 10-year Treasury yield plunging - Vimarsana News

US stocks trade mixed after weak job-openings data sends 10-year Treasury yield plunging

None Treasury yields fell across the curve as investors resumed the bond rally. • None Weekly jobless claims and November's jobs report will be released…

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US stocks end mixed as November rally stumbles amid fresh economic data - Vimarsana News

US stocks end mixed as November rally stumbles amid fresh economic data

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US stocks dip as September losses pile up amid rising bond yields - Vimarsana News

US stocks dip as September losses pile up amid rising bond yields

None US stocks dipped Thursday, continuing a brutal sell-off during the month of September. • None The latest drop came as US bond yields rose further,…

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US stocks trade mixed as rate fears persist amid signs of tight labor market - Vimarsana News

US stocks trade mixed as rate fears persist amid signs of tight labor market

None US stocks trade mixed on Thursday amid fresh signs the labor market remains tight. • None Weekly jobless claims unexpectedly declined, and second-quarter…

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