Money closing prices and quotations July 10 2000
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2000
Page
5
Quotations provided by Ron Campbell Investment Planning and Raymond James Financial Services with NASD/SIPC membership. Includes closing prices and market data for the July 10 2000 edition.
President Clinton orders the buildup of 2 million barrels of heating oil in the Northeast amid fears of a repeat price spike and a tight winter supply. GOP governors question politics over policy while Democrats back the move as a hedge against volatile heating costs and rising natural gas prices.
The Federal Reserve reports May total consumer credit rose by 11.8 billion dollars, an annual 9.8 percent gain, the largest since January. Nonrevolving credit rose 7.1 billion at 10.5 percent, revolving credit up 4.6 billion at 8.9 percent, with analysts noting low unemployment and easing loan delinquencies as context.
Stocks were mixed in quiet trading as investors awaited second quarter earnings. The Dow rose 10.60 to 10,646.58 while the Nasdaq slid 42.91 to 3,980.29 and the S&P 500 fell 3.28 to 1,475.62. Alcoa beat expectations, lifting its shares. Microsoft and Intel declined, and JDS Uniphase dropped after announcing SDL acquisition. Overseas markets showed mixed results as investors weigh rate signals and profit outlooks.
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