Daily Market Reports

The Dow closed unchanged last night ahead of the “official” kick-off of the earnings season. Commodities were strong once more.

The worst jobs number in five years did not set off a slide on Wall Street.

Wall Street went quiet last night ahead of tonight’s jobs numbers, as the market remained glued to coverage of the testimony to Congress.

A fall of 45 points in the Dow suggests Tuesday’s rally is holding up okay. Bernanke joins the recession chorus.

It was an explosive opening to the second quarter on Wall Street, aided by better economic data and a successful Lehman capital raising. The Dow rose close to 400 points.

The worst quarter on Wall Street in six years came to a lacklustre end last night, the Dow rising 46 points as commodity prices fell.

The Dow fell an uninspired 86 points on Friday as the first quarter winds down.

Tech stocks and financials took Wall Street down again last night, as the Dow lost 120 points.

The Dow fell over 100 points on weak data, a weaker dollar, a resurgent oil price, and renewed concerns surrounding Citigroup.

Wall Street shrugged off weak consumer confidence numbers to post only a small fall in the Dow last night.