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Stocks rise after release of Fed meeting minutes

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Major benchmarks fell across Asia. Wall Street had a weak opening after markets were closed Monday for the Independence Day holiday. The price of U.S. crude oil sank $8.93, eventually settling below $100 a barrel for the first time since early May. Japan has parliamentary elections this coming weekend, but the expected outcome is for more stability.

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Associated Press News

Stocks waver on Wall Street as turbulent trading persists

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks wavered between small gains and losses in morning trading on Wall Street Wednesday as worries about inflation, rising interest rates and a potential recession weigh

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abc News

Asian benchmarks mostly lower after tepid Wall St session

Asian shares are mostly lower after tepid trading on Wall Street amid worries about a global recession

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Financial Post

Asian benchmarks mostly lower after tepid Wall St session

TOKYO (AP) -- Asian shares were mostly lower Wednesday after tepid trading on Wall Street amid worries about a global recession. Read More

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The Epoch Times

Stocks Rise After Release of Fed Meeting Minutes

Wall Street capped another choppy day of trading Wednesday with modest gains for the major stock indexes, after investors combed the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s most recent interest rate policy meeting for clues about what the central bank may do next to fight inflation. The S&P 500 rose 0.4 percent, its third-consecutive gain, after spending much of the morning and early afternoon wavering between gains and losses. The Dow Jones Industri…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Pioneer Press

Asian benchmarks mostly lower after tepid Wall St session

By YURI KAGEYAMATOKYO (AP) — Asian shares were mostly lower Wednesday after tepid trading on Wall Street amid worries about a global recession.Major benchmarks fell across Asia. Oil prices recouped some lost ground after plunging on Monday. Analysts said markets were focusing on a variety of risks, including inflation, oil prices, moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks on interest rates, political developments in Britain and w…

2 years ago·St Paul, United States

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