Closing bell: Markets close week in the black
S&P/TSX up 47; Dow up five points
- By: IE Staff
- May 6, 2005 May 6, 2005
- 15:45
S&P/TSX up 47; Dow up five points
Increased investor concern over financing conditions cited
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