Markets Have a Positive Week with Dow’s First Record Close of 2014
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its first record close of 2014 after the Fed said it would reduce its bond-buying program.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its first record close of 2014 after the Fed said it would reduce its bond-buying program.
Markets climbed as earnings rolled in, but Ukraine tensions erased the gains by Friday.
Tech and biotech stocks weigh on the markets bringing the NASDAQ down most of the week.
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The markets kicked off the second quarter with broad gains, propelling the S&P 500 index to its seventh record close of the year.
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News out of Europe and China weigh on the markets.
Trading was volatile during the week as news of rising interest rates and Crimea succession made headlines.
A rough week for the markets was accented by the Ukrainian conflict, while economic reports continue to cite the harsh winter.
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