Stocks Dip as Energy and Consumer Goods Weigh on Market
Stocks closed modestly lower led by energy and consumer goods shares while tech rose on Apple. The Fed kept rates unchanged but signaled possible hikes later this year. Apple gained 6.6 percent to 103.03 amid strong quarter earnings despite weaker revenue and iPhone sales. Analyst expectations had been pressured, but investor optimism remains about upcoming product launches.
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Fed opens door to rate hikes as September re-enters debate
The Federal Reserve said near term risks to the economy have diminished fueling talk of a possible September rate increase. Analysts note a brighter U.S. job market with June hiring up and Brexit implications easing, while Chair Janet Yellen’s late August remarks remain a key signal.
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Spokane City Council votes to ban rail crude oil and coal shipments
Spokane moves to a November ballot measure banning crude oil and coal by rail with civil penalties up to 261 dollars per tank car. Officials acknowledge federal preemption but urge local action amid derailments and limited alternative routes.
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Spokane considers oil shipment ban to curb fossil fuel risks
Spokane moved to regulate which goods move by rail, aiming to shield its sole source drinking water aquifer. The measure mirrors actions in Oakland and Vancouver as cities challenge fossil fuel transport and storage, despite potential legal and cost concerns.
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