Stockship Week Opens With Market Hesitation
New York stocks edged lower as investors awaited three key reports this week on economic growth for Q2 and the monthly jobs survey. The S&P 500 slid 6.32 to 1,685.33 as energy and bank shares led losses ahead of Federal Reserve policy news.
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Fast food workers stage strikes across New York City
New York City fast food workers walked off at McDonald’s Burger King and Wendy’s locations in a Fast Food Forward action demanding a $15 hourly minimum and union rights. Rallies drew hundreds as nationwide actions expand with more strikes planned this week.
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Pending home sales slip from May high in June
The National Association of Realtors says pending home sales declined 0.4 percent to 110.9 in June after a six-year high in May. Slower sales may reflect higher mortgage rates as the market stabilizes.
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