No Golden Egg for Stocks

 

Notably, the price of gold rose 1.4% to $342.70 per ounce Wednesday and oil rallied 1.1% to $30.44 per barrel amid rising concern about prospects for war with Iraq, after President Bush expressed "concern about omissions in the [weapons] declaration."

Meanwhile, the price of the benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose 23/32 to 99 23/32, its yield falling to 4.03%. Even the U.S. Dollar Index managed a meek rise, suggesting Wednesday was a day for "safe havens" of varying stripes and further proof stocks don't qualify in that category.

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Dow Jones S&P 500 NASDAQ 10-Year Note
10,309.92 1,091.49 2,138.44 32.31
Oil *
77.12
DOWN
154.48
DOWN
19.14
DOWN
37.61
DOWN
0.48
10 Yr
3.23%
SPDR Gold
115.06
-1.48%
-1.72%
-1.73%
-1.46%
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