Stocks tumbled Thursday, erasing early gains, as investors picked through the health care and banking initiatives in President Obama's federal budget amid continued worries about the economy.
Financial shares led a slim advance Thursday morning after Britain announced a plan to insure bank assets amid a worsening economy and Citigroup reportedly neared a deal for the U.S. government to take a bigger stake in the company.
Prices for Treasurys fell Thursday morning as traders responded to reports on President Obama's budget plan, another auction and signs that stocks could open higher.
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Stocks tumbled Thursday, erasing early gains, as investors picked through the health care and banking initiatives in President Obama's federal budget amid continued worries about the economy.
Oil prices rose for the third straight session Thursday as talk of production restrictions raised supply concerns.
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Financial shares led a slim advance Thursday morning after Britain announced a plan to insure bank assets amid a worsening economy and Citigroup reportedly neared a deal for the U.S. government to take a bigger stake in the company.
Prices for Treasurys fell Thursday morning as traders responded to reports on President Obama's budget plan, another auction and signs that stocks could open higher.
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