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Stock Market Highlights: The last two days have been choppy for the Nifty, more so for the mid and smallcap indices. The index has been ending in the red, but is managing to respect levels on the ...

Pirates raid the Bay again in market statement Mbuthuma becomes the second Richards Bay player to join Orlando Pirates in the current transfer window, following the earlier capture of 22-year-old ...

Trump renews calls for an interest-rate cut, criticizing Federal Reserve's Powell Last Updated: June 18, 2025 at 7:28 PM ET Photo: Kevin Mohatt/Reuters ...

It's Juneteenth. The federal holiday celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S., and many workers will get the day off. The stock market also takes a break on the holiday. Yes. It's the youngest ...

The stock market often closes on federal holidays, but not all. So some people who trade stocks and bonds may not be aware of which holidays it observes. That’s especially true for Juneteenth ...

The stock market will reopen on Friday, June 20, because it follows the federal government’s holiday schedule rather than the schedule of individual states, like New Jersey, that celebrate the ...

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