Week's Market Roundup Stocks Bonds Commodities End Week Higher
A broad market advance closes the week with gains in stocks and bonds while commodities rise. Reports claim strong daily trading, bets on recovery, and mixed signals as Ford Chrysler and Ford Foundation moves influence sentiment. Treasury activity and corporate issues color the session.
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Chrysler
Ford
Ford Foundation
United States
Y York
Livestock Prices Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market Signals
Chicago reports steady to higher cattle prices with prime and choice lots showing gains while feeder steers and heifers tie near prior quotes. Grain futures mixed with corn and oats firming on demand, soybeans rising and oats attracting interest as traders gauge near term supply.
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Economy Remains Resilient Amid Cold Patch Says Kennedy
President Kennedy and economists voiced confidence that 1962 will meet growth expectations despite January weakness in personal income and manufacturing. Unemployment fell 120,000 to 4,543,000, a 19 month low, while employment rose 731,000 to 65,789,000. Steel talks resumed with a new contract target before expiry. auto production rose year over year despite a weekly dip.
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America
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Luther H. Hodges
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
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U.S
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Weekly sales and traded issues snapshot
This Week reports stock and bond totals for Wyoming markets. American Stocks and Bonds figures are shown alongside Midwest Stocks and NY Bonds, with weekly totals and traded issue counts. The document indicates market activity and percentages for bonds and stocks in the period.
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