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Investors interested in buying and selling U.S. bank stocks based on the performance of the underlying businesses might well have gone on holiday this week -- and might stay there next week.
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Stocks resumed their ascent after a midmorning dip as oil began to recede and financials rallied.
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Stocks resumed their ascent after a midmorning dip as oil began to recede and financials rallied.
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The financial-driven rally lost steam, leaving stocks mixed, as oil rebounded and the Philadelphia Federal Reserve reported weaker-than-expected manufacturing activity in its region.
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Stocks continued to rally Thursday, fueled by better-than-expected housing data and after three Dow components beat earnings forecasts.
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Wells Fargo led U.S. bank shares to big gains Wednesday after reporting a surprisingly high profit and increasing its dividend.
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The SEC issued its emergency ruling against naked short-selling Tuesday to build investor confidence regarding market information, SEC Chairman Christopher Cox told CNBC.
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Stocks closed with huge gains as drop in oil prices boosted sectors previously battered by energy costs. Financials also moved sharply higher.
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Wells Fargo, the fifth-largest U.S. bank, reported better-than-expected quarterly results and raised its dividend despite a 23 percent decline in profit caused by a surge in bad loans.
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Stocks pushed higher as oil plunged for the second day in a row and financials staged an across-the-board rally that stemmed investor pessimism about the effects of inflation on the economy.
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Countrywide Home Loans has agreed to pay $325,000 to the Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustee in Pittsburgh, settling a matter that accused the lender of abusive practices in almost 300 mortgage loans overseen by the court.
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U.S. securities regulators issued an emergency rule Tuesday to limit certain types of short selling in major financial firms, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Stocks closed lower following a zig-zag day marked by a plunge in oil and a barrage of statements and news from economic policy makers, and a resurgence for the beaten-down financial sector.
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Stocks fell sharply after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke issued a dour forecast ahead for the US economy, saying more hard times are on their way that will pose a major challenge to policy makers.
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With the Dow at levels not seen since July 2006, today's weak economic data is weighing further on the markets.
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You thought IndyMac was it? Nope. Here's your how-to for getting through.
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Stocks finished lower, led by financials, as investors worried that the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac might not be enough to prevent further turmoil in financial markets.
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More U.S. banks may fail after the collapse of mortgage lender IndyMac, further straining the financial system.
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Fearing the two largest U.S. mortgage finance companies need a government bailout, investors pushed stocks lower Friday. What's the "Word On The Street?"
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Stocks finished sharply lower Friday as the market was rattled by concerns about the future of the nation's top mortgage-finance agencies.