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US stocks finish volatile session higher as NYSE rings closing bell

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US stocks rise as markets weigh massive government stimulus efforts against early indicators of what is expected to be a deep and painful economic downturn. Wall Street equities finish a volatile session higher, with the Dow finishing up one percent. IMAGES of New York Stock Exchange closing bell

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