Wall Street Ends Panic Session With Mixed Results
Wall Street opened with a sharp selloff as investors avoided buying stocks awaiting second quarter earnings. The Dow fell as much as 439 points but rebounded to close down 45.34 at 8639.19, with tech shares finishing positive in a volatile session.
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Williams Capital Group
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ClearView Economics
Inventories rise after 15 months of decline
US companies increased inventories for the first time in 16 months, with stockpiles reaching 1.1 trillion dollars in May, up 0.2 percent from April. Analysts split on cause, some calling it a hopeful sign for recovery while others cite weak sales.
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Pfizer to buy Pharmacia in $60 billion stock deal
Pfizer will acquire rival Pharmacia in a stock transaction valued at $60 billion creating a global pharmaceutical leader. The combined firm would boost revenue beyond $48 billion and maintain an R&D budget over $7 billion, with Pharmacia executives turning to Pfizer roles post merger.
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Fred Hassan
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Crude oil futures slip as Wall Street rout deepens
New York crude futures closed lower as weak equity markets, lower Venezuelan strike risk, and expectations of rising U.S. inventories weighed. August WTI fell 41 cents to 27.07, Brent dropped 26 cents to 26.06, gasoline 1.59 cents lower at 80.85, heating oil down 0.99 to 69.55, and natural gas at 2.784. Traders cited the broad market selloff and slower economic growth outlook.
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Venezuela oil workers union eyed strike to back market
Venezuela's deputy oil minister says he does not expect a strike by Fedepetrol, the largest oil workers union, after it threatened action if PdVSA talks fail. He expects discussions later this week with possible wage and benefit gains. Soybean oil futures rose on CBOT amid weather fears trimming crops while demand for oils grows.
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Petralgos de Venezuela
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Bernardo Alvarez
Chicago Board of Trade
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