Wall Street rally ends, caution before jobs report
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks edged down on Thursday as economic stimulus measures by major central banks failed to excite investors before a U. S. jobs report expected to show tepid growth. After the S&P 500 index’s strongest three-day run this year, investors stepped back, leaving the broad index and the Dow modestly lower and the Nasdaq essentially flat. Trading volume was light after the July 4th U. S. market holiday and before the government’s June nonfarm payrolls report on Friday. The data is expected to show Europe’s debt crisis is weighing heavily on the U. S. economy. . . .
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