Headline: Wall Street climbs, boosted by earnings, Spain debt sale
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks rose at the open on Tuesday, with the Dow industrials climbing as much as 1 percent, as investors welcomed a slew of corporate results and a decline in borrowing costs for Spain. A better-than-expected Spanish bill sale boosted confidence as yields on Spain's 10-year bond dipped below 6 percent before a longer-term debt auction later in the week. Spanish debt yields have jumped recently on concerns about the nation's fiscal stability in the latest flare-up of the euro-zone debt crisis. Coca-Cola Co (NYS:KO - News) climbed 2 percent to $73.87 as one of the top boost's to the Dow industrials after the world's largest soft drink maker reported a higher quarterly profit. Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYS:GS - News) edged up 0.1 percent to $117.89 after first-quarter earnings fell from a year earlier but were better than many analysts had anticipated.Source: finance.yahoo.com
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