Market Week: What If The Economy DoesnÂt Land?
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As investors place bets on whether the economy will experience a hard or soft landing. One Wall Street veteran suggests a third possible outcome Â no landing at all.
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Heading into the heart of earnings  season this week the expected results look robust, but a  slowing of future profit growth and the impact of surging oil  prices on the economy could conspire to hold down stocks.
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Following Tuesdayâs sell-off, investors still faced questions about the strength of the economy and the soundness of upcoming corporate earnings reports.
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What should an invididual investor when the domestic and foreign stock markets are shaky? One adviser says: Donât try anything fancy.
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A rally in U.S. stocks that pushed the  Dow industrials to a record may stall next week as signs of an  economic slowdown curb the appetite for equities just as the  third quarter's earnings season gets under way.
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Wall Street is still on course to end  2006 in the plus column, but it's too early to pop the  champagne corks. Investors will comb through next week's jobs  report for November and other data to see if the U.S. economy  and corporate profits will be able to withstand the fallout  from a slowdown in housing and the dollar's slide.
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U.S. stocks may stall at the start of  next week as investors wait for the outcome of the Federal  Reserve's policy meeting.
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By Madlen Read Associated Press  NEW YORK -- Investors better have rested up over the long weekend. This week may be short, but it's heavy on data that spans employment, housing, manufacturing, consumer sentiment and inflation.
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The pound found itself on the backfoot with markets anticipating a week of poor data which may well shorten the odds of a British interest rate cut in coming months.
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Investors tried to determine whether a lackluster week presaged a departure from the marketâs months-long run-up or merely a temporary pause.
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Stock investors may want to fasten their seatbelts this week, when a flurry of earnings and economic data will once again be in focus.
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Stocks could move higher next week after a bond market rout led investors to wonder if the threat of inflation was on the horizon or if the economy was actually stronger than expected, and good for stocks.
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Heading into the heart of earnings season next week the expected results look robust, but a slowing of future profit growth and the impact of surging oil prices on the economy could conspire to hold down stocks.
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Stocks could face a challenge this  week to bounce back from Friday's post-Thanksgiving drop unless  there is some tempering of the dollar's weakness that sparked  the sell off.
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Wall Street finished mixed Friday as lackluster economic reports offered investors little incentive to place big bets ahead of a long weekend. Disappointing data on manufacturing, consumer confidence and import prices reminded investors the economy is struggling. As a result, a week that began with a rally closed on a subdued note.
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Wall Street is still on course to end 2006 in the plus column, but it's too early to pop the champagne corks. Investors will comb through next week's jobs report for November and other data to see if the U.S. economy and corporate profits will be able to withstand the fallout from a slowdown in housing and the dollar's slide.
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TORONTO - Stock markets could find it tough to find traction this week as a blunt warning from Alan Greenspan rings in investors&#39; ears.