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Stocks flat on financial sector worry
(Reuters)
Reuters - Stocks were little changed in choppy trading on Wednesday as fears of further credit losses in the financial sector and rebounding oil prices offset Alcoa Inc's stronger-than-expected quarterly profit.
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Morgan Stanley cuts targets on retailers
(Reuters)
Reuters - Retailers may have a challenging 2009 as sales at its domestic stores continue to fall and in the absence of a stimulus like this year's tax rebates, analysts at Morgan Stanley said, as they lowered their price targets and 2009 earnings estimates across the sector.
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China market sees signs of economic policy easing
(Reuters)
Reuters - A flurry of visits by Chinese leaders to cities hit by sluggish exports and a reported tax rebate for textile exporters are being interpreted by the market as signals that Beijing might cautiously ease tight economic policies.
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Investor's Business Daily - That was slightly better than Wall St. estimates, while April's rise in consumer credit outstanding was revised down to $7.8 bil. Credit card and other revolving debt grew by $5.7 bil after April's drop of $424 mil. Auto, boat and other nonrevolving loans rose $2.1 bil.
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Siemens to cut 16,750 jobs
(Reuters)
Reuters - German industrial conglomerate Siemens AG (SIEGn.DE) plans to slash almost 17,000 jobs worldwide to speed up cost savings and boost margins as it prepares for a global economic downturn.
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Fed may keep open lifeline as housing distress continues
(Reuters)
Reuters - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Tuesday the U.S. central bank might keep open a lifeline to financial firms, while the latest data showed distress in the housing and retail sectors continues.
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Wall St falls on energy shares, bank worries
(Reuters)
Reuters - Stocks fell in volatile trading on Tuesday as a pullback in oil prices hit shares of energy companies and investors fretted about predictions of mounting credit losses in the financial services sector.
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Oil drops $6 on easing storm worry and dollar
(Reuters)
Reuters - Oil tumbled to below $136 on Tuesday, dropping by about $10 this week, as the dollar gained and concern eased over an Atlantic hurricane.
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G8 says soaring oil, food prices threaten global economy
(AFP)
AFP - Eight of the world's most powerful leaders called Tuesday for efforts to cool sizzling oil prices, warning soaring fuel and food costs were a threat to world economic growth.
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Pending home sales tumble in May
(Reuters)
Reuters - Pending sales of previously owned U.S. homes plummeted by 4.7 percent in May, far more than expected and a sign of more trouble ahead for the beleaguered housing market, a real estate trade group report showed on Tuesday.
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