Jobs, subprime mess to rule July 4th week
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Investors are hoping the coming week  brings some answers to the question of whether an improving  U.S. economy unleashes inflationary forces, and one place to  look will be in the June payrolls data.
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Troubles in the subprime mortgage sector could put Wall Street on edge next week just as investors look for key economic data, including the Consumer Price Index, to shore up the market's nascent recovery after its recent plunge.
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Troubles in the subprime mortgage  sector could put Wall Street on edge next week just as  investors look for key economic data, including the Consumer  Price Index, to shore up the market's nascent recovery after  its recent plunge.
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Soaring crude prices plus worries about the economy and the outlook for earnings are expected to hang over the stock market next week during the depth of the summer doldrums.
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Key economic data from the United  States this week may seal the case for the first cut in the  federal funds rate in more than four years, which would help  ease investor concerns about a fallout from the subprime  crisis.
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U.S. employers added a  smaller-than-expected 113,000 jobs in July and the unemployment  rate jumped unexpectedly to 4.8 percent, Labor Department data  showed on Friday, igniting hopes for an interest-rate pause by  the Federal Reserve.
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Troubles in the subprime mortgage sector could put Wall Street on edge this week just as investors look for key economic data, including the Consumer Price Index, to shore up the market's nascent recovery after its recent plunge.
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Today, Wednesday and Thursday are shaping up to be pivotal days for financial markets' recovery from disarray and for the direction of the U.S. economy.
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Description: NPR&#39;s Alex Chadwick talks to Tess Vigeland of Marketplace about the week ahead in money and business. She reviews housing starts, inflation and the value of the dollar.
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Friday&#39;s news of a buckling U.S. job  market sent stock investors running for the exits, and this  week promises to be no less stressful as investors grapple with  the increasing possibility of an economic recession.
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US Treasury note investors became more bearish last week on speculation a government report will show November employment improved enough to keep the Federal Reserve from slowing the pace of interest rate increases.
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The subprime mortgage mess has created a mixed blessing for potential homebuyers.
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This just in from London: the U.S. subprime mortgage market is in a tizzy.
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Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan will hog the limelight in financial markets this week as investors seek clues on how quickly U.S. interest rates will rise as soaring oil prices start to affect economic activity.
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U.S. stock markets ended one of the  most volatile months in years on an impressive note, but this  coming week still won&#39;t be any easier for investors as the  employment report and housing turmoil remain high on radar  screens.
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Investor's Business Daily - The slump began this month and will last another 4 to 5 months, Bill Gross, chief investment officer at Pimco, told the Financial Times. He said gov't efforts to freeze mortgage rates to stem rising foreclosures didn't go far enough. "What needs to be done is something fairly radical compared to Republican orthodoxy, which means spend money and absorb the deficit as opposed to pretending that you're fiscally conservative," he said.
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U.S. stock markets ended one of the most volatile months in years on an impressive note, but this coming week still won't be any easier for investors as the employment report and housing turmoil remain high on radar screens.