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Find Out MoreOur guide to trading CFDs. Including:FAQs, CFD trading, costs and more...
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US stocks ended a rollercoaster day lower as investors closed down positions ahead of the long holiday weekend. Dow Jones fell 14 to 8,277. Nasdaq shed 3 at 1,692 while the S&P 500 lost 1 at 887.
Shares in credit checking firm Experian have bounced back from above their 50-day moving average at 452p following the latest Morgan Stanley price target hike