Market Rises On Rate Cut Hopes Fray Puffing Stocks
Investors cheered rumors of lower rates as the Dow Jones average climbed 16.51 to 1,543.00. Volume reached 81.56 million on the NYSE while other indices gained on optimism that a Fed discount-rate cut could bolster 1986 performance.
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Market boom could slow overall economy analysts warn
Analysts warn the stock rally may drain funds from production and expansion as money growth surges while rates fall. Large cash pools foster stock buybacks and takeovers, with corporate investments shifting from real assets to shares, according to Butther & Singer and Francis M. Kelly.
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Cattle and Hogs Futures Mixed on Chicago Market
Chicago Mercantile Exchange opened with mixed signals as cattle and hog futures showed narrow moves. Traders watched supply hints and demand expectations amid steady cash markets.
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Metals prices mixed across nonferrous markets in New York
AP reports mixed spot prices for nonferrous metals in New York with aluminum around 51.10 cents per pound and copper near 69.54 to 63.75 cents per pound. Lead at 18.34 to 19 cents per pound, zinc about 35 cents, and tin unavailable. Gold around 326.95 dollars per ounce, silver near 5 772 dollars per troy ounce, mercury quote 320 to 330 dollars per 76 pound flask, platinum 320 to 322 dollars per ounce.
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Grains at Chicago Board of Trade Friday
Grain prices moved on the Chicago Board of Trade with session data showing open and high and low bids for the day. Last prices and change figures indicate market directions as traders react to supply and demand signals.
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