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Stocks End the Week on the Downside
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2 minutes
Released:
Sep 18, 2020
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Podcast episode
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9/18/2020
Beras/MM Closing Bell/Karr
Episode Title: Stocks End the Week on the Downside
Episode Summary: Stocks,
GONG:
:02
I’m Erika Beras with the Marketplace Minute.
STORY 1
Stocks Ended the Week on the Downside
The Dow was down nearly a percent.
The S&P and the NASDAQ were both down more than a percent.
All three indexes were down for the week.
STORY 2
The Trump Administration will begin barring downloads and use of the apps TikTok and WeChat on Sunday.
U.S. officials say this is because of national security concerns - the apps are Chinese owned.
TikTok has 50 million daily active users in the U.S.
STORY 3
The U.S. Agriculture Department released details of a second round of Covid-19 aid for farmers, which will pay up to $14 billion dollars to producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, livestock, dairy and tobacco.
This follows a 19 billion dollar relief program in April. Less than 10 billion of that has been paid out to date.
STORY 4
Americans showed a bit more optimism in the latest survey of consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan...the index rose about five points.
CLOSE
I’m Erika Beras with the Marketplace Minute.
Beras/MM Closing Bell/Karr
Episode Title: Stocks End the Week on the Downside
Episode Summary: Stocks,
GONG:
:02
I’m Erika Beras with the Marketplace Minute.
STORY 1
Stocks Ended the Week on the Downside
The Dow was down nearly a percent.
The S&P and the NASDAQ were both down more than a percent.
All three indexes were down for the week.
STORY 2
The Trump Administration will begin barring downloads and use of the apps TikTok and WeChat on Sunday.
U.S. officials say this is because of national security concerns - the apps are Chinese owned.
TikTok has 50 million daily active users in the U.S.
STORY 3
The U.S. Agriculture Department released details of a second round of Covid-19 aid for farmers, which will pay up to $14 billion dollars to producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, livestock, dairy and tobacco.
This follows a 19 billion dollar relief program in April. Less than 10 billion of that has been paid out to date.
STORY 4
Americans showed a bit more optimism in the latest survey of consumer sentiment from the University of Michigan...the index rose about five points.
CLOSE
I’m Erika Beras with the Marketplace Minute.
Released:
Sep 18, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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