Wall Street was sagging lower today, but a late rally in the day helped stocks to close in the green as investors keep a close eye on Europe's financial crisis.
Stocks fell again today as Wall Street remains focused on the turmoil of Europe. Jobless claims fell to lowest levels since April, indicating slow growth for employment.
The market was trading higher today but plunged after Federal Reserve's Beige Book renewed concerns of weak economic growth for the foreseeable future.
Wall Street was on fire today, with stocks reaching new highs as hope for an EU resolution and economic data showed promise for bulls. Financials led with an almost 6 percent jump.
U.S. stocks were able to shake-off the morning dip caused by more bad news from Europe, thanks mostly to investors shopping for discount opportunities in the market.
Stocks closed higher today, extending the rebound from the earlier down sessions of the week. Increasing optimism regarding international markets helped to boost stocks.
Stocks took a major fall today as investors prepared for the start of the first quarter earnings season. Even with expectations set so low, the market is showing concern.
Stocks fell as investors took into account the weaker employment numbers released last week during the holiday. Major indices lost key ground from Monday's drop.
Stocks ended lower today, led by financial stocks despite major banks reporting solid earnings for the quarter. The sell-off was caused by concern of global economic growth.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 managed to close higher today, but the Nasdaq extended its recent losing streak. Earnings continue to be solid.
Wall Street continued higher to close out the week despite a report showing the economy grew only 2.2 percent in the first quarter, below economist expectations.
Stocks closed down today, ending the streak of gains the market posted to close out the previous week. Weaker economic data gave investors little to be excited about.