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CNN/Money - Markets

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From CNN and Money magazine, CNN/Money combines business news and in-depth market analysis with practical advice and answers to personal finance questions.

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Brutal selloff on Wall Street

Stocks plummeted Thursday, with the Dow plunging around 345 points as mixed retail sales, lower oil prices and dour labor market readings amplified worries about a global economic slowdown.

Oil prices settle below $108

Oil prices fell Thursday as investors weighed signs of weakening demand against a government report showing a surprise drop in the nation's supplies of crude.

Bonds rise on job market weakness

Labor market worries boosted Treasury prices Thursday after a spike in weekly unemployment claims.

Dollar hits 2008 high

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Bonds rise as inflation eases

Treasury prices rose Wednesday as investors saw signs of lessening inflation and continued economic slowdown.

Gold slides on oil, strong dollar

The price of gold fell sharply Tuesday amid a broad retreat in commodities, particularly crude oil, as the damage caused by Hurricane Gustav appeared less severe than expected.

Bonds rise on stronger dollar

Bonds rose Tuesday as inflationary concerns eased on the back of a strengthening U.S. dollar.

Merrill Lynch slides as deals dry up

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Staying sane in wild markets

It's ugly out there. As of late July, Standard & Poor's 500-stock index was down almost 13% for the preceding 12 months. With the housing market on the skids and energy prices soaring, the economy seems more vulnerable than it has in decades. At times like these, you may be sorely tempted to flee stocks before your 401(k) gets any droopier.

Oil closes down, despite storm

Despite Tropical Storm Gustav's threat to infrastructure in the Gulf of Mexico, oil prices fell from an earlier rally Friday as the dollar gained traction against the euro.

Dollar rises on stronger GDP, falling oil

The dollar rose against major foreign currencies Thursday as investors cheered a sharp drop in oil prices and a robust quarterly reading on the U.S. economy.

Japan - $18 billion stimulus plan

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Bonds fall on strong GDP

U.S. Treasury prices fell slightly Thursday after a revised reading on second-quarter GDP showed a better-than-expected jump and the government auctioned off $22 billion of 5-year notes.

Manufacturing saves the day...for now

For the second straight month, a key measure of manufacturing activity rose at a much higher than expected rate.

Dollar reverses course on rising oil

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Oil: How low can it go?

Gustav has come and gone. And fortunately, New Orleans has been spared the type of damage after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita three years ago.

The smart way to go global

International stocks should be a part of any diversified portfolio, but they're not a shelter against domestic rough spots.

You CAN make money in a bear market

Question: Over the past ten years, the stock market has gone nowhere and a buy and hold strategy only makes advisers rich. There is plenty of money to be made by buying the dips and selling the rips. Why don't you advise others to do this?

What every investor should know

I'm retiring and will soon be headed to Oxford University to begin my second act. So this will be my last column for Money. At a time like this, it's only natural to look back at one's career. So I've been reviewing my articles of the past 23 years to see where I've been right and where I've been wrong - and why.

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