Wall Street dips on slump in durable goods, earnings
By Ryan Vlastelica NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks edged lower on Wednesday as weaker-than-expected economic data and disappointing earnings, including some from the biggest corporate names, overshadowed a rally in Boeing shares. March durable goods orders slumped 5. 7 percent in March, the government said, marking the biggest decline in seven months. Economists polled by Reuters had expected orders to fall only 2. 8 percent. The drop was the latest sign global growth could be slowing. On the upside, Boeing jumped 3. 4 percent to $91. . . .
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