(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 16 - The Standard & Poor's 500 and
Nasdaq composite stock indexes fell on Monday as worries about
a fallout from troubles in the subprime mortgage market
re-emerged, but the blue-chip Dow clung to gains on optimism
about earnings.
Energy stocks fell even as crude oil perched above $74 a
barrel on concern about dwindling profit margins for gasoline.
In addition, natural gas prices declined due to high inventory
levels and forecasts for below-normal temperatures in parts of
the country.
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Nasdaq composite stock indexes fell on Monday as worries about
a fallout from troubles in the subprime mortgage market
re-emerged, but the blue-chip Dow clung to gains on optimism
about earnings.
Energy stocks fell even as crude oil perched above $74 a
barrel on concern about dwindling profit margins for gasoline.
In addition, natural gas prices declined due to high inventory
levels and forecasts for below-normal temperatures in parts of
the country.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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