(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 13 - U.S. blue-chip stocks rose on
Friday, sending the Dow to a record for a second straight day,
and the dollar recovered from lows against the euro after a
stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer sentiment report tempered
worries about the economy's health.
The boost in the Reuters/University of Michigan July
consumer confidence survey offset an earlier report that showed
retail sales suffered their biggest monthly drop in nearly two
years in June as the housing market slump took its toll on
consumers.
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Friday, sending the Dow to a record for a second straight day,
and the dollar recovered from lows against the euro after a
stronger-than-expected U.S. consumer sentiment report tempered
worries about the economy's health.
The boost in the Reuters/University of Michigan July
consumer confidence survey offset an earlier report that showed
retail sales suffered their biggest monthly drop in nearly two
years in June as the housing market slump took its toll on
consumers.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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