Stock market today: US stocks rise ahead of big week for economic data
"Bad news has been good news for equities over the past two months, but if growth deteriorates too much, bad news can turn into bad news," BofA said.
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"Bad news has been good news for equities over the past two months, but if growth deteriorates too much, bad news can turn into bad news," BofA said.
Oil prices tumbled on Monday to their lowest in nearly four months
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