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Closing Glance: Insurers mostly rise



By AP
25 June 2008 @ 04:25 pm EST

NEW YORK - Shares of insurers mostly rose Wednesday, holding onto gains after the Federal Reserve Board kept a key interest rate at 2 percent, but said rising energy prices are likely to quicken inflation and limit growth.

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Quotes
AGO 10.25 0.55
ALL 26.96 -0.54
AIG 2.33 -0.06
ABK 1.7 0.21
MBI 5.88 -0.52
SCA 1 -0.1
MTG 6.11 0.99
PMI 2.13 0.51
RDN 2.45 -0.01
TGIC 1.35 -0.04
ACE 40.75 2.5
CNO 2.11 0.42
CB 40.61 1.86
CINF 19.34 0.54
CNA 13.83 -0.74
HIG 19.23 -0.88
PG 59.56 -1.32
R 49.52 3.52
SAF 68.21 0.09
TRV 30.5 -0.1
XL 5.43 1.42

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The Fed did say there are some positive signs in the economy, including some improvement in household spending.

Here's a look at how some insurers fared Wednesday:

Assured Guaranty Ltd. rose 47 cents, or 2.2 percent to $21.43.

MGIC Investment Corp. rose 8 cents to $8.25.

Allstate Corp. rose 9 cents to $47.55.

American International Group Inc. fell 9 cents to $29.74.

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