Consumer shares lift Wall Street, but Greece drags
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Consumer shares led a modest rebound on Wall Street on Tuesday, after the S&P 500 fell for four of the past five sessions, but gains were capped as investors kept an eye on the political impasse in Greece. Quarterly results helped boost the S&P consumer discretionary sector index, with TJX up 7. 4 percent at $42. 65 and Dick’s Sporting Goods up 9. 2 percent at $51. 59. The S&P retail sector index rose 1. 5 percent. U. S. retail sales rose 0. 1 percent in April, slightly below expectations. . . .
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