The Dow Jones now looks positive as airline stocks rally with the reopening of the economy.
The S&P 500 is on the verge of breaking higher than its 200-day moving average.
Boeing (NYSE: BA), however, is still fighting for its life.
More on this, and all else moving the Dow today, below...
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Most investors, even newer ones, are familiar with the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 158 points in premarket hours as investors prepared for the G-20 conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average paired yesterday's minor gains with a 105 point decline in Tuesday's premarket trading.
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The Dow Jones today fell roughly 10 points in premarket trading as Turkey's currency crisis continued to accelerate.
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The Dow Jones today is trending upwards after a 299-point selloff on Tuesday (Feb. 27).
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The Dow Jones today is climbing as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell downplayed worries about market volatility and indicated the Fed would maintain gradual interest rate increases.
Dow futures are down 53 points after a choppy morning of trading ahead of the 8:30 AM release of testimony to Congress.
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The Dow Jones today is climbing thanks to the passage of the tax reform bill and a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
Dow Futures are up six points ahead of today's trading session. After the Senate avoided a government shutdown on Thursday night, expect traders to begin setting their positions for 2018.
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