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Stocks surge on heels of Bernanke comments and housing data
Stocks are rallying after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told investors what they wanted to hear: The economy is indeed on the verge of recovery.
Major stock indicators, which were up moderately before his comments, surged more than 1 percent.
Bernanke’s remarks during an annual Fed conference in Wyoming energized investors after a choppy week of trading amid mixed signals on the economy.
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Stocks are slightly lower on mixed economic and earnings reports
More mixed signals on the economy and earnings reports are sending stocks lower in early trading.
Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. became the latest banks to report big second-quarter profits on Friday, but both showed continued weakness in loan portfolios. General Electric Co. beat earnings forecasts but its revenues came up short. Those reports followed mixed results from tech giants Google Inc. and IBM Corp. late Thursday.
Investors have been keenly focused on earnings reports this week, hoping to find more concrete signs of life in the economy and validation that a huge rally in stocks this spring was justified.
Strong earnings from four of the largest U.S. banks have been encouraging, but there is still evidence that the recession’s grip hasn’t eased as much as hoped.
Stocks turn higher as jobless claims fall and JPMorgan earnings beat estimates
Stocks turned higher as an unexpected drop in new jobless claims and strong earnings from JPMorgan Chase tempered concerns that CIT, a top lender to small businesses, could collapse.
The Labor Department says new unemployment claims unexpectedly plunged last week. However, the timing of automobile plant closures might have skewed the data.