NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street extended its recovery from last week''s big plunge, rising Thursday after several stable sessions helped buttress investor sentiment and allay some concerns about the economy.
The Dow Jones industrials were up more than 100 points in afternoon trading before pulling back amid rumors a subprime lender would declare bankruptcy. According to preliminary calculations, the Dow closed up 68.25, or 0.56 percent, at 12,260.70.
Thursday''s advance helped investors speed past lackluster retail sales figures and focus on more promising comments about March sales. Investors also grew more confident following gains in markets in Europe and Asia. The dollar was mixed against major currencies and fought its way higher against the yen, easing some concern about whether global liquidity would tighten.
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
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