(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 27 - U.S. stocks were little
changed on Friday, erasing small gains in a skittish session
after a government report that showed a stronger-than-expected
pace of economic growth in the second quarter.
Comments by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson briefly lent
some support, but the underlying tone on Wall Street remained
nervous, a day after equities suffered their second worst
decline of the year.
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changed on Friday, erasing small gains in a skittish session
after a government report that showed a stronger-than-expected
pace of economic growth in the second quarter.
Comments by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson briefly lent
some support, but the underlying tone on Wall Street remained
nervous, a day after equities suffered their second worst
decline of the year.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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