Fed To Wall Street: Alright Already!
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The central bank took the axe to interest rates again, but recession fears still spooked investors.
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People with money in the bank soon might help foot the bill to stabilize Wall Street.
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Many investors are in a quandary over how to adjust their portfolios while waiting on the Fedâs next move.
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After weeks of stock market turbulence caused by soaring bond yields, Wall Street will now be able to gauge the chance of an interest rate hike straight from the source: the Federal Reserve.
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Stock index futures rose ahead of the start of Wall Street trading, with all eyes on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting later in the week as the corporate and economic data calendars for Monday look thin.
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Stocks regain some of Tuesday's losses as Fed chief indicates everything is OK.
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I want to beat the market like an animal!
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The action should come fast and furious, with retail sales figures kicking off Monday morning and a Federal Reserve event grabbing traders&#39; attention Tuesday.
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Some stocks to consider in the wake of the Fed cut.
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Making the transition while the market churns.
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Wall Street is heading for another  volatile week, but the bulls could get a further reprieve if  calm brought on by the Federal Reserve&#39;s liquidity injections  and a surprise cut in its discount rate lasts.
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Sure the currency is tumbling, but don&#39;t expect the FOMC to do much out of the ordinary today. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - It&#39;s pretty clear that another interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve today will not be much of a headline maker.
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Business & money: Wall Street is bracing itself for impact when monoline and monorail collide
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Stocks advanced slightly on Thursday, although investors remained cautious as they awaited the Federal Reserve's statement for clues on the interest-rate outlook.
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Wall Street moved mostly higher as investors remained upbeat after the Federal Reserveâs interest rate cut last week.
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Back and forth. Back. And forth. No, this isn't baseline tennis. It's the Dow Jones industrial average, which has generally been stuck in a trading range--9000 to 10,500--for the past five years. "While the Fed is as accommodative as it's been since the late 1970s," says Brian Wesbury, chief economist at Griffin, Kubik, Stephens &amp; Thompson, "potential inflation could really knock earnings growth down to single digits." The market might get stuck in a trading range for a few years more.
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Upbeat economic news and a lot of merger and acquisition activity have stocks rising on Wall Street ahead of the Federal Reserve&#39;s decision on interest rates tomorrow.