Word: yielding
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...points, closing at 3674.50 . . . N.Y.S.E.'s composite index up 1.03, to 247.57 . . . NASDAQ stock-market composite index rose 4.51, to 705.51 . . . American Stock Exchange gained 1.10, to 424.65 . . . Gold rose $1.20, to $384.60 on the Commodity Exchange in New York . . . The 30-year Treasury bond closed with a yield of 7.61 percent, up from 7.59 late Wednesday. parparparpar
...points, closing at 3674.50 . . . N.Y.S.E.'s composite index up 0.03, to 246.54 . . . NASDAQ stock-market composite index fell 2.29, to 701.30 . . . American Stock Exchange down 0.15, to 423.55 . . . Gold fell $2.10, to $383.40on the Commodity Exchange in New York . . . The 30-year Treasury bond closed with a yield of 7.59 percent, up from 7.58 late Tuesday. parparpar
...points, closing at 3,652.48 . . . N.Y.S.E.'s composite index up 0.17 to 246.51 . . . NASDAQ stock-market composite index fell 2.78 to 704.07 . . . American Stock Exchange down 1.02 to 423.70 . . . Gold fell $1.20 to $385.50 on the Commodity Exchange in New York . . . The 30-year Treasury bond closed with a yield of 7.58 percent, down from 7.60 late Friday.parparparparDON'T FORGET to play the TIME Daily contest. The latest question: What's the best (worst) scam you've run into on the Internet or any electronic service? Put your favorites in the Business Folder, under "Netscams: Cybersurfers Beware." The poster...
...centrists Friday offered a compromise plan for insurance reforms and for a special commission authorized to recommend further action if 95% of Americans are not covered by 2002. Notably omitted: President Clinton's requirement that employers pay most insurance costs. Earlier in the week, President Clinton vowed not to yield on his goal of universal health coverage...
...share that concern. Last week the Bundesbank said it would make no further rate cuts "for some time," but that announcement exacerbated worries that inflation might be poised for a comeback. European bond-market investors have already bid up long-term interest rates appreciably. Ten-year French bonds now yield 7.6%, more than 5.6% in mid-January, and German bonds yield 7.1%, up from 1.6% in April. Many economists nonetheless argue that the Bundesbank is overstating matters and that prices are well under control. The E.U. expects the average inflation rate among members to fall from 3.3% this year...