(Reuters) - NEW YORK, Aug 3 - Renewed concerns over credit
liquidity and unexpectedly weak economic data hurt U.S. stocks
and the dollar, while safe-haven government bonds climbed on
Friday.
Tighter credit access worries resurfaced after Standard &
Poor's changed Wall Street investment bank Bear Stearns'
ratings outlook, to "negative" from "stable."
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
liquidity and unexpectedly weak economic data hurt U.S. stocks
and the dollar, while safe-haven government bonds climbed on
Friday.
Tighter credit access worries resurfaced after Standard &
Poor's changed Wall Street investment bank Bear Stearns'
ratings outlook, to "negative" from "stable."
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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