Wall Street set to open higher as oil gains
Markets initially gave a rousing reception to the ECB's program, which included expanding its asset-buying plan to 80 billion euros a month, but the mood turned sour after President Mario Draghi said further cut rates were unlikely. Wall Street swung between gains and losses on Thursday and closed little changed as investors digested the mixed message. "It looks like we're going to close the week on a high note as people are rethinking Draghi's powerful stimulus program," said Peter Cardillo, ch
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