Wall Street Closes Higher, but Still Ends Week Lower
Investor jitters over bond yields and Middle East uncertainty left the main U.S. indexes lower for the week after Friday gains.
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Winston-Salem JournalWall Street ends the week lower
The main U.S. stock indexes closed higher Friday but declined for the week, which was marked by investor jitters over fluctuating government bond yields and a lack of clarity on progress in the Middle East.
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