ELECTION JITTERS STRANGLING MARKET
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TALK about an October sur prise. As Senator John Kerry might say, &quot;Who amongst us would have thought a year ago that the price of oil would be above $50 dollars a barrel
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Financial markets endured another nervous session on Monday as investors continued to fret about the outlook for the US economy.
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The market may have been relieved over the resolution of the presidential race, but investors should be careful about rushing into sectors they think might do well in the second Bush administration: All may not be as it seems.
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Record crude oil prices, a tidal wave  of quarterly earnings reports and anxiety ahead of the U.S.  presidential election may pin U.S. stocks down next week.
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With the market flopping about crazily, Southern may calm your frazzled nerves.
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The doubts, the uncertainty, the  mud-slinging that have kept investors indecisive all year are  set to end one week from Tuesday when U.S. voters go to the  polls.
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Many cite economic woes as campaigning for the Feb. 18 election picks up Friday.
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Global stock markets face an uncertain week after the biggest sell-off in more than four years.
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Traders follow closing bell equity prices at the New York Stock Exchange, on election day, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004. The Dow ended the session down after advancing earlier in the day.
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NEW YORK - The first presidential debate this week and a load of data on consumer spending will settle some questions that have been hanging over US stocks, and equity strategists, and traders say the decreased uncertainty could draw buyers back to the
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The market has been shaken by uncertainty surrounding bond insurers and whether they will be able to handle large losses in the value of mortgage-backed bonds.
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The post-election stock market rally  has been rudely interrupted by the implications of a sliding  U.S. dollar, higher interest rates, the U.S. current account  deficit and Friday's rebound in oil prices.
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WASHINGTON - Americans are becoming increasingly glum about their economic prospects, as uncertainty over the outcome of the neck-and-neck presidential race grows.
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Heads up: From the summer doldrums to the September doldrums. Don&#39;t get your hopes up that the stock market will spike up until oil prices come back down and the presidential election is decided, the Stock Trader&#39;s Almanac advises.
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INVESTORS and traders lean to the Republicans, but the Dow is sending a signal that George W. Bush is going to lose office. Since 1904, the incumbent has failed to win re-election if the Dow falls by 0.5 per cent or more in October.
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FRANKFURT The dollar firmed on Wednesday, but stock markets were hesitant in Asia and Europe as uncertainty surfaced about the outcome of the US presidential election, despite initial indications that George W. Bush was leading John Kerry in the race for
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NO ONE has any idea what will happen to stock markets this week because no one knows who will win the US election and, even if they did, they don&#39;t know what a victory for either candidate would mean.