Established in 1994, the Miami-based closed-end equity mutual fund (NASDAQ: CUBA) trades like a stock and invests in companies that stand to benefit from the end of the U.S. embargo on Cuba. The fund hit a midday high of $9.50, and closed up $1.26, or 16.94 percent, to $8.70
The Conference Board's gauge of leading economic indicators
The report is designed to predict where the U.S. economy is headed in the next three to six months.
Philadelphia Federal Reserve's February manufacturing index.
Massive deleveraging taking place.
Silver hasn't seen today's prices since Nov 1980.
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