Closing stocks show mixed gains across diverse firms
Over the counter securities list broad movements with many names advancing. Notable gains appear for Disney Huges Tool Ingersoll Rand Sony Amerada Occidental Tex Instr BankAmer Wells Fargo and McDonalds among others. Several firms post double digit to high single digit increases while others edge lower amid volatile trading activity.
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Mixed stock market as Dow rises on late rally
Shares run mixed in slow trading as investors weigh economic signals. Dow gains 2.35 to 1299.73, aided by late buying while oil and airline stocks slip. NYSE volume weak at 87.5 million. S&P indices inch higher, Nasdaq down, with IBM and other tech names fluctuating amid broader activity.
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U.S. economy grows at 3.1 percent pace in Q2 foreseen
The Commerce Department reports a 3.1 percent annualized growth in the second quarter easing inflation worries. Analysts note strong consumption and a services-led recovery despite weak manufacturing and exports, with revisions likely after more data. Officials see a rebound by summer’s end as inflation stays low.
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Senate Finance chairman Sen. Robert Packwood warned that President Reagan's overhaul could hurt middle income Americans and should be revised before a vote. He stressed the plan is not dead and could reach the president's desk by Christmas if House approves by mid October. The Treasury Department is reviewing the impact on incomes from $20,000 to $60,000.
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