SPY•BUZZ - BMO raises SL Green PT on tightening Manhattan office supply nL4N43T0NH
BUZZ - Jumps on $2.2 bln Argenx takeover bid nL4N43T0Q8
BUZZ - Climbs; provides details of $266 million US Space Force contract nL6N43T0NX
BUZZ - Silver miners gain as metal prices edge higher nL4N43T0R3
BUZZ - Rises after AT&T expands quantum computing partnership nL4N43T0T0
BUZZ - Selected by AFWERX for Air Force contract; shares rise nL6N43T0TD
BUZZ - Plummets after FDA flags concerns over its Duchenne therapy nL4N43T0XX
BUZZ - Gains after appointing former AbbVie executive Severino as CEO nL6N43T0S1
BUZZ - Names David Deno as CEO; shares fall nL6N43T0TU
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July 27 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes rose on Monday after the United States and Iran paused hostilities, boosting risk appetite ahead of a week of major earnings, economic data and an interest rate decision.
At 11:30 EDT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJI was up 0.40% at 52,150.47. The S&P 500 .SPX was down 0.09% at 7,405.09, and the Nasdaq Composite .IXIC was down 0.30% at 24,899.77.
BUZZ - US energy stocks slide as crude prices tumble nL4N43T0JD
BUZZ - Gains on Q2 profit beat nL4N43T0K3
BUZZ - Gold miners rise as easing inflation fears boost bullion nL4N43T0LG
BUZZ - Airline, cruise stocks climb as oil prices tumble on Mideast de-escalation hopes nL4N43T0K9
