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Opening Glance: Machinery stocks fall in morning trading



By AP
23 April 2008 @ 10:22 am EST

NEW YORK - Shares of machinery companies fluctuated and then turned down in early trading, as the broader market wavered after a mixed assortment of first-quarter earnings results.

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PH 59.85 -3.16
MTW 21.46 -0.56
TEX 36.42 -1.6
CMI 58.1 -3.62
CAT 63.54 -0.4
DE 63.03 -0.47

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Among the reports was one posted late Tuesday by Parker Hannifin Corp., which said its fiscal third-quarter profit rose 22 percent to beat Wall Street predictions. The motion control system maker also boosted its earnings prediction for the year above analyst views.

Parker Hannifin shares nevertheless fell $2.30, or 2.8 percent, to $78.76.

Here's how some other machinery stocks were doing in early trading:

Manitowoc Co., down 95 cents, or 2.5 percent at $36.97.

Terex Corp., down 19 cents to $70.04.

Cummins Inc., down 7 cents at $53.93.

Caterpillar Inc., down 19 cents at $81.82.

Deere & Co., down $1.27 at $90.63

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