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Wall Street struggles to gain ground after report shows US economy added 242,00 jobs last month.

Wall Street takes a breather as investors await Friday's non-farm payrolls report.

The energy and telecommunications sectors contributed to gains in the S&P 500.

Wall Street moves lower early on as fresh decline in oil prices offsets positive ADP payroll data.

Wall Street gains ground after oil prices rebound and Asian markets shrug off disappointing economic data.

The Dow Jones also closed down 123.47 points, or 0.7%, to settle at 16,516.50.

Wall Street was largely unchanged as investors were left disappointed by the lack of action from the G20.

Wall Street on track for weekly gain as US stocks eye third consecutive day in the black after oil rebounds.

Wall Street moves higher as investors shrug off dismal Chinese session and decline in oil prices.

The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq composite all close up less than 1%.

Stocks suffered after Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said proposed production costs will take place.

Further stabilisation in China, where the yuan has held steady, also helped US stocks rally.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 were down less than 0.5%, while Nasdaq closed down over 1%.

US stocks edge slightly higher as jobless claims fall to three-month low and oil prices gain more than 3%.

Dow Jones and S&P 500 posted their first three-day win streak this year.

US stocks rallied to close up on 16 February with the help of positive developments in China.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq gain after better than expected retail sales figures in January calm worries of slowdown

Wall Street gains after Yellen says financial conditions have worsened but does not rule out March rate hike.

Wall Street on the back foot as US stocks track global selloff and oil prices extend losses from previous session.

It will enable wider access for developers to test and build more applications for Apple devices.

Wall Street on the back foot as oil prices fall and investors analyse last week's mixed jobs report.

US stocks slide as the pace of hiring slows sharply in January and unemployment rate hits eight-year low.

Wall Street on the back foot after productivity data disappoints and dollar continues to fall

Dow Jones and Nasdaq on track to recoup losses as Brent and WTI prices climb.

Wall Street in the red as oil prices fall 5% and offset strong earnings from Alphabet, Mattel and Michael Kors.

US markets on back foot as oil prices fell by more than 3% after China manufacturing PMI hits three-year low.

Dow Jones closed 1.4% lower despite higher oil prices.

A fresh decline in oil prices and disappointing results from Apple and Boeing dragged US stocks in the red.

US stocks gained after oil prices rebounded as investors awaited the beginning of the Federal Reserve meeting.

Wall Street follows European and Asian stocks high as more economic stimulus looks on the cards.