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Wall Street Continues Rally But Oil Prices Slip

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According to Reuters, the top markets on Wall Street continued to rally, but energy stocks declined with the price of oil. By the afternoon on June 5th, the top three markets on the New York Stock Exchange were trading up about half a percent each. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose almost 150-points, bringing the market to 25,479. The Nasdaq Composite added 25-points, while the S&P tacked on 15-points. For the S&P, three of its top eleven sectors fell into decline.

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