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The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 84 points, as markets turned green in the final hour of trading Monday.

U.S. markets rose on Monday as they braced for the potential of an uncertain election result and the Treasury Department adjusted borrowing estimates amid stalled COVID-19 stimulus negotiations.

Cracker Barrel plans to expand and sell branded food at grocery stores, the U.S. company announced.

Gold surged to a record $1,045 per ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange, prompted by a weak U.S. dollar and a run on the commodity as an inflation hedge.

The blood-thinning drug Effient has been approved to reduce the risk of blood clots in angioplasty patients, U.S. health officials say.

The U.S. Commerce Department said consumer spending dropped 0.2 percent in March, a powerful sign of economic sputtering in a recession now 14 months along.

A possible merger between U.S. entertainment giants Ticketmaster and Live Nation could run into antitrust problems, industry experts said.

The price of metals plunged Tuesday, with gold for August delivery tumbling $44.50, or 7.28 percent, to $566.90 an ounce, TheStreet.com said.