(Reuters) - NEW YORK, May 25 - U.S. share prices rose on
Friday after Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. agreed to buy a Nordic
exchanges company while the dollar slipped on data showing U.S.
existing home sales last month neared a four-year low.
Treasury debt prices, meanwhile, remained on track for a
third straight week of losses, weighed down by a recent spate
of strong U.S. economic data, while oil prices rose ahead of a
U.S. holiday weekend and the start of the summer driving
season.
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Friday after Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. agreed to buy a Nordic
exchanges company while the dollar slipped on data showing U.S.
existing home sales last month neared a four-year low.
Treasury debt prices, meanwhile, remained on track for a
third straight week of losses, weighed down by a recent spate
of strong U.S. economic data, while oil prices rose ahead of a
U.S. holiday weekend and the start of the summer driving
season.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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