Wall Street edges down as investors pause
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wall Street stocks dipped on Tuesday as investors looked to economic data this week for direction after a rally that was driven primarily by central banks’ stimulus policies. Stocks have rallied nearly 6 percent since the start of August, propelling the S&P 500 index to levels not seen in nearly five years as central banks in Europe and the United States acted to buttress flagging economies. But analysts say that for the rally to continue economic data needs to improve. . . .
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