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Stocks fell today, reaching their lowest point in six weeks as earnings proved discouraging to investors.

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Concerns over global growth impacted investor sentiment, and partially as a result, global stocks experienced an overall decline for the day.

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Today, gold bounced back from its worst slump in thirty years, leading U.S. stocks to rally. In other market action, Treasuries fell and housing starts did better than expected.

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After two explosions near the finish line of the Boston Marathon today, stocks continued to slide. A fall in commodity prices had been the main contributor to the market losses before the explosions occurred.

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Data showing an unexpected retail sales drop in March, along with a commodities decrease and a slight decline in consumer sentiment, was partly to blame for today’s fall in the stock market, which pushed the S&P 500 down from its record high.

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The S&P 500 continued to rise, doing so for a fourth consecutive session on the back of March’s rising sales and a bigger-than-expected drop in jobless claims.

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