New York stocks slip as trading slows and banks raise rates
The New York market fell amid continued weakness as the Dow Jones average slipped to its lowest close since mid February. The Leading banks raised prime lending rates, sparking a cautious mood while trading volume rose modestly on the NYSE and Amex, with several issues down and analyst warnings about the economy.
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Merchants See May Demand Rise Amid Memorial Day Surge
The department notes May demand traditionally climbs toward the Memorial Day holiday. USDA measures show prices for items with surplus are flagged to guide consumers, while footnote messages emphasize helping balance abundance with pricing guidance.
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