Wall Street Lower in Early Trading
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U.S. stocks fell in early trading Monday after heavy sell-offs in Asian and European stocks as investors remained concerned about subprime loan losses.
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Stocks opened lower today as investors began to take profits following sharp gains a day earlier on Wall Street.
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European equity markets turned lower by mid-afternoon on Monday, subdued by early weakness on Wall Street.
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Stocks are lower as investors hold their breath ahead of weekly data on oil inventories due out later in the morning. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 17 points in today&#39;s early going.
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London equities fell in early trading on Wednesday, after Wall Street markets suffered their worst losses for three weeks on renewed concern about the health of the US housing market.
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U.S. stocks were set to open slightly  lower on Wednesday, continuing Wall Street's weak start to  2005, with investors concerned about rising interest rates and  awaiting weekly data on oil inventories.
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U.S. stock index futures fell on Friday,  pointing to a weaker start on Wall Street in line with a fall  in European and Asian markets as U.S. markets resume trading  after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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NEW YORK Stocks were mostly lower Thursday on Wall Street, after data showing a slowdown in economic growth and a rise in oil prices renewed fears of disappointing third-quarter earnings.
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Shares on Wall Street looked set for a weaker start on Wednesday as concerns about the U.S. subprime mortgage market resurfaced ahead of U.S. housing and key inflation data and a slew of corporate earnings.
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US stocks were set for a weaker start on Wednesday, after global equity markets swooned in the wake of a sharp fall in China.
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Wall Street stocks were lower on Thursday, after a 32 per cent fall in profits at Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) compounded woes in the banking sector and weighed heavily on market sentiment.
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Wall Street opened lower this morning as renewed signs of inflation and another down day on the Asian and European markets shook investors still wary after Tuesday's broad global sell-off of stocks.
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London equities fell in opening trade on Friday, after big losses on Wall Street overnight fostered further concern about the health of the US economy.
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Wall Street stocks were poised for a  softer start to Tuesday trade as investors square up positions  ahead of a flurry of closely-watched data, a day ahead of the  crucial U.S. interest rate decision.
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Tokyo stocks opened lower Monday as investors took a cue from Wall Street's weaker finish Friday. The dollar was down against the Japanese yen.
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U.S. stocks fell on the first trading day of the year on Wednesday, with the Dow slumping about 2 percent to dip below the 13,000 level, after U.S. manufacturing data showed signs of contraction and oil hit $100 a barrel, raising the possibility of a recession in 2008.
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A heavy loss by the bond insurer MBIA and the prospect of new downgrades in the bond insurance industry sent Wall Street sharply lower in early trading.