Stocks retreat on terrorism fears and economic reports
Wall Street slid as terrorist attacks in Turkey sparked renewed uncertainty while upbeat employment data limited losses. The Dow fell 71.04 points to 9619.42 as investors faced a clash between security concerns and improving economic health.
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SEC chief calls NYSE reforms a critical first step
SEC Chairman William Donaldson said proposed NYSE reforms including an independent board are a critical first step toward revamping governance, while pension funds urged tougher measures. Markets showed mixed moves as Nasdaq and S&P declined amid terror attacks in Turkey near HSBC and the British consulate. Jobless claims fell to 355,900, the seventh straight week under 400,000.
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Crude futures dip as Istanbul bombings spark volatility
Crude oil futures closed modestly lower after a volatile session sparked by terrorism fears in Istanbul. December contract expired near 33.55 high, with December notes at 32.86 and January at 31.86. Brent fell to 29.56 amid regional unrest and a White House evacuation scare.
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Greenspan Warns Against Protectionism Amid Global Trade Ties
Greenspan argued that while globalization offers flexibility to manage the US current account gap, rising protectionism could threaten the economy. He noted policy moves on steel and textiles and stressed defending free trade while noting no current economic state details.
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