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Gains in Global Markets Boost Wall Street
Wall Street opened higher on Tuesday after a rebound in Asian and European markets, overlooking economic reports that pointed to a downturn in manufacturing and an increase in labor costs.
 

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U.S. and Global Markets
Washington Post staff writer Howard Schneider, who covers economy news for the Post's Continuous News Desk, will field questions about yesterday's markets slide and today's financial news.

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Bernanke Testifies Before House Budget Committee
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony before the House Budget Committee on the long-term economic outlook Feb. 28, 2007.
DJIA S&P 500 NASDAQ Market Index Charts
Stocks Fall Further, Mirroring Europe, Asia (Post, March 6, 2007, Page D01)
 
Stock Market Settles Down After Another Sharp Sell-Off: Volatile Week May Alter Risk Climate (Post, March 2, 2007, Page D01)
 
Clouds Added to Many Economic Forecasts (Post, March 2, 2007, Page D01)
 
Markets 'Working Well,' Says Fed Chief: Bernanke Upbeat As Stocks Rebound (Post, March 1, 2007, Page A01)
 
Investors Push Dow Back Up After Big Drop Early in Session (Post, March 2, 2007, Page D05)
 
Markets Recover As Calm Prevails: Indicators Creep Up After Tuesday Dive (Post, March 1, 2007, Page D01)
 
Washington Sketch: From the Fed Chairman, Red Flags and Brown Socks (By Dana Milbank, March 1, 2007, Page A02)
 
In China, Capitalism 101: Investors Accustomed to Rising Stocks Get a Lesson in Market Volatility (Post, March 1, 2007, Page D01)
 
Anatomy of a Wall Street Freefall: Chinese Sell-Off Sparks Early Declines; Trading Glitch Triggers Afternoon Nosedive (Post, February 28, 2007, Page D01)
 
Economy Grows Slower Than Expected in 4Q: New Home Sales Fall in January (Post, February 28, 2007; 1:54 PM)
 
Steven Pearlstein: Yesterday Brought to You By the Irrational Herd (By Steven Pearlstein, February 28, 2007, Page D01)
 
January New Home Sales Fall 16.6 Percent (Reuters, February 28, 2007; 10:03 AM)
 
Existing-Home Sales Up, Prices Down: Analysts Split on What Numbers Say About State of Market (Post, February 28, 2007, Page D02)
 
China's Quirky Stock Market Finally Matters: Its Problems Become the World's (Post, March 4, 2007, Page A01)
 
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