Stocks edge up as global worries linger on week’s end
New York stocks rose modestly Friday with the Dow up 34.59 points to 13,080.73 and the S P 500 and Nasdaq also inching higher. Bank of America led financial gains while home builders fell after a 1.6 percent drop in new home sales. Investors eyed a slowdown in Asia and Europe, higher oil prices, and mixed corporate results from Nike, Oracle, FedEx, and Tiffany, amid concerns about global demand.
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New home sales fall for second month in February
U S Commerce data show new home sales dropping 1.6 percent in February to a 313000 annual rate, marking the second straight monthly decline. Despite gains in re sales and prices, the weak pace underscores a slow recovery with supply at record lows and foreclosures weighing on demand.
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Grain futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures mostly advanced on Friday at the Chicago Board of Trade with May wheat up 8 cents to 6.5450 a bushel May corn up 2 cents to 6.4650 May oats up 4.75 cents to 3.33 and May soybeans up 16.25 cents to 13.6575 a bushel.
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Stockyards Peoria report shows 100 hogs trading moderately active. Barrows and gilts steady with 1-2 weight 240-260 lb at 57.50 to 58.00 and 2-3 at 270-290 lb 56.00 to 57.50. Sows steady across weights 1-2 at 53.00 for 300-400 lb, 400-500 lb 53.00, 500-700 lb 56.00. Boars over 300 lb 21.00, under 300 lb 33.00.
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