(Reuters) - NEW YORK, June 13 - U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday
as a pullback in benchmark bond yields fueled a rebound in
interest-rate-sensitive shares including banks, utilities and
home builders.
Data pointing to strength in U.S. consumer spending also
boosted optimism about the economy's health and corporate
profits, sending shares of consumer-oriented issues, including
Altria Group , and those of big manufacturers including
plane maker Boeing Co. , higher.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
as a pullback in benchmark bond yields fueled a rebound in
interest-rate-sensitive shares including banks, utilities and
home builders.
Data pointing to strength in U.S. consumer spending also
boosted optimism about the economy's health and corporate
profits, sending shares of consumer-oriented issues, including
Altria Group , and those of big manufacturers including
plane maker Boeing Co. , higher.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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