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US Stocks Surge as Consumer Confidence Hits 8-Month High

US stock markets closed higher on Friday, driven by positive economic data showing improved consumer confidence and increased personal consumption and income.

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US Oil Rig Count Increases Slightly, Reflecting Industry Trends

The US oil rig count saw a minor increase to 483, while gas rigs declined. Total rigs in the US remained stable, but showed a yearly decline. Canadian rig counts fluctuated, with o...

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Eurozone Consumer Confidence and UK Retail Sales Disappoint, Dragging European Markets Lower

European stock markets closed lower following disappointing economic data from the Eurozone and the UK, with the DAX, FTSE 100, CAC 40, and Eurostoxx 50 all experiencing declines.

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Dow Soars by 750 Points Amidst Strong Consumer Confidence and Market Gains

US stock market indexes continue to gain, with the Dow surging by 750 points on Friday, inspired by improved consumer confidence and potential government funding outcomes.

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Gold Surges 1% as Investors React to Fed's Hawkish Stance

Precious metals prices surged on Friday as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's hawkish outlook, with gold rising 1.14% to $2,626.53 per ounce and silver up 1.13% to $29.44 p...

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US Stock Market Surges on Strong Consumer Confidence and Spending Data

US stock market indexes reversed early declines to post significant gains driven by positive consumer confidence and personal spending data, overshadowing temporary concerns about ...

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US Markets Dip Amid Government Shutdown Threat

US stock markets opened lower on Friday due to key reports on personal consumption expenditures and the risk of a government shutdown. The Dow Jones, Nasdaq 100, and S&P 500 all ex...

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Major Stocks Experience Significant Decline, Reaching a Two-Week Low

The stock market has experienced a significant decline, reaching a two-week low. The VN-30 basket saw 28 tickers fall, with notable drops in SSB, BCM, and TCB. Foreign investors we...