(Reuters) - Exxon's stock led the major advancers in both the Dow and
the S&P 500 as U.S. crude for July delivery rose $1.44,
or 2.2 percent, to $67.70 a barrel on fresh supply concerns.
Investors also drew support from a government report that
showed the core reading in the May U.S. Producer Price Index,
minus food and energy costs, was in line with expectations.
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the S&P 500 as U.S. crude for July delivery rose $1.44,
or 2.2 percent, to $67.70 a barrel on fresh supply concerns.
Investors also drew support from a government report that
showed the core reading in the May U.S. Producer Price Index,
minus food and energy costs, was in line with expectations.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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