Oil prices remained higher Wednesday as a government report that supplies of crude oil fell unexpectedly last week added to indications of improvement in China's economy.
Investors have largely panned the stimulus package that President Obama signed into law last month. But stimulus in China? Now that's a different story.
Stock futures remained higher Wednesday despite a poor employment report, giving hope Wall Street may halt the market slide that has left the Dow and S&P 500 at their lowest levels in about 12 years.
Treasurys fell Wednesday as stock prices rose overseas and investors remain concerned about record amounts of supply coming to the market.
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Wall Street's rally accelerated Wednesday afternoon, with the Dow jumping more than 200 points.
Oil prices remained higher Wednesday as a government report that supplies of crude oil fell unexpectedly last week added to indications of improvement in China's economy.
Investors have largely panned the stimulus package that President Obama signed into law last month. But stimulus in China? Now that's a different story.
Stock futures remained higher Wednesday despite a poor employment report, giving hope Wall Street may halt the market slide that has left the Dow and S&P 500 at their lowest levels in about 12 years.
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Treasurys fell Wednesday as stock prices rose overseas and investors remain concerned about record amounts of supply coming to the market.
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