Stocks finish mixed after June jobs report released
U S stocks closed mixed as June payrolls showed a slower gain of 209000 with some underlying softness in wage growth. The S P 500 slipped 0.3 percent while the Dow fell 0.6 percent and the Nasdaq was tad lower. Energy shares led gains aided by higher crude prices and First Solar rose on a new credit facility. The report keeps the Federal Reserve on a potential path of gradual rate hikes to tame inflation without derailing growth.
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China and US inch toward talks as Yellen meets officials
The article notes China says development offers opportunity for ties with the United States and urges candid economic exchanges. It cites Yellen's meetings as a positive step toward high level talks, with aims to ease tensions and set ground for agreements at upcoming G20 or APEC gatherings.
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Medical credit cards raise costs says CFPB HHS and Treasury
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and partners will seek public input on whether medical credit cards and loans heighten costs for patients. Providers may push these products to get paid faster, while protections for cardholders remain uncertain. The RFI invites comments within 69 days.
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