Stocks mixed in early trading
Stocks advanced tentatively today, one day after a surprise interest rate cut set off a triple-digit rally on Wall Street.
In the first hour of trading, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 2.34 at 10,618.17, maintaining its 399-point gain from Wednesday's trading.
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Fed makes strong statement
If the Federal Reserve Board were a fire department, its half-point interest rate cut Wednesday would be seen as a response to a five-alarm blaze.
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