U.S. stocks fell Friday, losing ground after the S&P 500�s best two-day rise so far this year, as investors ponder slower-than-expected growth in China. See full story.
Stocks now top bonds in the hunt for yieldDividend-paying stocks� appeal has cooled recently, but the drivers for these stocks and investor�s desire for income persist, notes Rachel Koning Beals. See full story.
Treasurys gain; 10-year yields fall under 2%Treasury prices rise as data showing slower Chinese economic growth and rising Spanish debt yields left investors seeking safety. See full story.
Dollar rises on U.S., China and Spain worriesThe dollar makes a broad risk-off advance, as currency traders key in part off a disappointing reading on Chinese GDP growth as well as rekindled worries about Spain�s debt. See full story.
Europe stocks tumble on Spain, U.S. sentiment dataSpanish stocks plunge, leading European stock markets lower on Friday after data show a sharp rise in borrowing from the ECB by Spain�s banks, while disappointing Chinese GDP data and a surprise decline in U.S. sentiment also dent investors� mood. See full story.
MARKETWATCH COMMENTARYInstead of acknowledging that banks have become a part of government, we keep pretending they are private institutions, writes David Weidner. See full story.
MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCEPlaying the odds that you won�t live past a certain age because of numbers in a mortality table is the wrong way to plan for retirement, say researchers. See full story.
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