Tuesday 2 July 2013

CNNMoney: Market Wrap Newsletter for Tuesday, 07/02/2013

CNNMoney

Market Wrap

Today's top market-moving news
Stocks lose traction
U.S. stocks turned lower Tuesday afternoon, as investors tuned into the political turmoil in Egypt and took a cautious approach ahead of Friday's jobs report.
Egypt unrest pushes oil prices near $100
Oil prices near $100 a barrel - the highest level in over a year -- on unrest in Egypt and an improving global economy.
Winklevoss twins' risky Bitcoin bet
Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss want to make it easy to trade bitcoins through a publicly traded ETF, but the filing contains 18 pages of potential risks.
Bernanke's magic jobs number
What's the employment number that would really spell the end of Bernanke's bond buying binge? Who knows?
Will Noodles & Co.'s rally last?
Shares of the casual restaurant chain have been on quite the run since they made their stock market debut last week.
Investors dumping bonds
Investors yanked a record $80 billion out of bond mutual funds and exchange traded funds last month, but not everyone is fleeing.
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