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Mar.31
4:53 PM ET
Monday, 31 Mar 2008
Month and Quarter End Winners and Losers
Topics:Gold & Precious Metals | Currencies | U.S. Dollar | Nasdaq | Commodities | Dow Jones Industrial Average | Stock Market
Sectors:Oil and Gas
The US Markets [.DJIA
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S&P 500 Sectors - 50% of sectors are positive month to date, led by Telecoms up 4.9%. Healthcare is the loser for the month, down nearly 5%. For Q1 all are down, with Tech coming in as the worst performing sector.
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The Top 10 S&P 500 top performers for the first quarter were:
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Currencies
- The Dollar has continued its decline against the Euro for the month as well as the quarter but has gained some ground against other currencies.
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