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"Apple Stock Faces 10% Short-Term Pullback" Investopedia 11:44 AM
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"Stocks end 1% higher in pronounced turnaround from early trade-driven weakness: Wall Street posts remarkable turnaround; Dow jumps more than 700 points from trough to peak" MarketWatch 3:59 PM
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"Dow Rallies 700 Points From Low After Rough Start, Stocks Close Higher: Stocks are higher on Wednesday in spite of China saying it will slap reciprocal 25% tariffs on 106 U.S. products including soybeans, cars, planes, whiskey, and chemicals." TheStreet 3:59 PM
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"Stocks fall as China tariff threat hits Boeing shares as trade war fears intensify: U.S. stocks recouped a chunk of earlier losses in another rocky trading day after China struck back with threats to levy tariffs on more than 100 American-made goods ranging from autos to airplanes, a move that threatens to escalate the trade fight between the world's two biggest economies." USA Today 12:01 PM
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"The Dow's wild ride claws back 510 points to close higher" FOXBusiness 3:59 PM
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"Stocks Rebound Sharply After Initial Tumble: Dow industrials gain 1% after falling as much as 510 points in the opening minutes" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 3:59 PM
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"The Dow is attempting its best comeback in 6 weeks as stock market recovers from early rout: The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.13% on Wednesday afternoon is trying to mount its best best rebound from an intraday low in about six weeks, according to WSJ Market Data Group." MarketWatch 11:58 AM
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"Asian markets head lower following latest U.S.-China trade tensions: Most Asia-Pacific stock markets edged lower as trade tensions rose between Washington and Beijing, but equities in mainland China were the surprising exception as investors took a sanguine view on the U.S. tariff plans." MarketWatch 7:29 AM
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"European stocks end lower as China pulls out 'big guns' against U.S. tariffs: European stocks closed with losses Wednesday, after China hit back against U.S. tariffs on its products. Beijing issued a list of 106 U.S. goods that will be subject to levies by the world's second-largest economy." MarketWatch 11:56 AM
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