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(Open): US shares continued on their upward path after Tuesday's strong gains, following upbeat job data and a further fall in the price of oil.

The Federal Reserve stepping in to add more liquidity to financial markets - including offering funds to commercial banks - also buoyed investors.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose 122.62 points, 1.1% at 11,520.18, while the Nasdaq gained 0.4% to 2,329.2.

The slide in oil reduced fears about inflation and the impact on consumers.



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MARKET DATA - 10:22 UK

FTSE 100
4130.93up
 3.76 0.09%
Dax
4584.35up
 8.04 0.18%
Cac 40
2982.59down
 -0.51 -0.02%
Dow Jones
8146.52down
 -36.65 -0.45%
Nasdaq
1756.03up
 12.05 0.69%
Data delayed by at least 15 minutes
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Dow Jones 15 min delay
Dow Jones intraday chart
value
change
%
8146.52
36.65
 down
0.45
Top winner and loser
American Express Inc.
23.07
0.37
 up
1.62
Jp Morgan Chase Co
32.33
1.22
 down
3.63

Nasdaq 15 min delay
Nasdaq intraday chart
value
change
%
1756.03
12.05
 up
0.69
Top winner and loser
A-Power Energy Generation Sys
8.30
1.14
 up
15.94
3com Corp.
3.84
0.46
 down
10.70

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