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NEW YORK, Feb 9 - U.S. stocks rebounded on Monday, as higher oil prices lifted energy shares and hopes that the bank rescue plan will not involve nationalization boosted the financial sector. * Caution remained...

* Anxiety about bank rescue plan hurts sentiment * U.S. service sector data offers some support * Dow off 1.5 pct, S&P off 0.8 pct, Nasdaq off a fraction (Updates to close) NEW YORK, Feb...

* Anxiety about bank rescue plan hurts sentiment * U.S. service sector data offer bright spot * Materials sector leads S&P 500 * Dow off 1.3 pct, S&P off 0.6 pct, Nasdaq off a fraction...

Battered U.S. stocks looked set to start 2009 with some gains as investors focused on the incoming administration's stimulus plan to kick-start the world's biggest economy...

NEW YORK, Nov 20 - U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday after a Senate Democratic aide said senators reached a bipartisan agreement on aid for automakers. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 106.73 points, or 1.33...

While the collapse was most visible in the stock markets, the cause was the loss of confidence in the world's biggest bond market, structured finance. So far, it has led to the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the disappearance or takeover of more

There's certainly been fresh evidence the credit market has begun to thaw. But, that alone might not be enough to restore confidence in the stock market at a time when investors are clamoring for stronger signs of a bottom.

The US government is set to become the largest shareholder in its national banks, pumping in $250bn (拢143bn) to prop up its financial system and marking one of the most startling moments in a credit crisis that has broughtquasi-nationalisation to the home of free-market capitalism...

The Dow ended the day at its lows, finishing down 678.91, or 7.3 percent, at 8,579.19. The blue chips hadn't closed below 9,000 since June 30, 2003, and haven't closed at this level since May 21, 2003...

NEW YORK, Sept 24 - U.S. stocks rose at the open on Thursday as investors bet that Congress might be close to agreeing...