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Chrysler's 48% Drop in Sales Is Industry's Worst
Regulators Said to Plan Stress-Test Disclosures May 7
NYMEX-Crude ends up on technicals, economic data
NEW YORK, May 1 (Reuters) - US crude futures rose 4 percent on Friday to settle above $53 a barrel in what sources called a technical breakout as improved consumer confidence and the dollar's weakness versus the euro helped lift prices.
Oil Rises to a Five-Week High as Consumer Confidence Improves
US Stocks Lower; GM Weak, Industrials And Energy Cos. Rise
Berkshire's Munger Favors ‘100% Ban' on Credit Swaps
DryShips Soars as Adjusted Profit Beats Estimates
Wall Street rally extends into a third month
Ford April sales off 32 pct, gains market share
Manufacturing declines at slower rate in April