Wall Street Fears an Undecided Election
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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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The looming US presidential election, pricier oil and mixed economic data left investors wary on Friday, with blue-chip stocks ending slightly higher, techs near
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US stock investors face a mind-numbing pile of information next week as corporate earnings and economic data pour in, Alan Greenspan speaks and the presidential election heads toward the homestretch.
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Investors were reminded of the uncertainty plaguing Wall Street.
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Wall Street looked set to fall on Wednesday as investors worldwide struggled to decide whether a surprise U.S. interest-rate cut the day before was a sign of salvation or of worse to come in troubled markets.
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US shares closed just a tad lower last night as the amrket held its breath ahead of the US election. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended 7.82 points adrift (0.
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Japanese stocks will probably move little  on Monday as soaring oil prices and caution ahead of the U.S.  presidential election next month and its possible impact on  financial markets make investors nervous about trading  actively.
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Wall Street stocks are set for a   lackluster start to trade as investors wait for a key U.S.   employment report and sentiment survey which may provide some   insight into the health of the world's biggest economy.
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The prospect of a tight race for the presidency â-nd a repeat of the 2000 court battle â -mpted a late selloff on Wall Street on Tuesday, with stocks finishing the
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Candidates are confronting an electorate deeply unsettled about the United Statesâ ability to control its own destiny.
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U.S. stocks fell  on Monday as a lower  dollar, high oil prices and uncertainty over the U.S.  presidential election made investors cautious.
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The stalling economy has been the chief concern of US voters for several months. Even so, the debate about how best to address the issue has not been fully joined. With nominees undecided, the choice for voters is still which Democrat and which Republican. Within the parties there is little disagreement about economics. When the choice becomes Democrat or Republican - the party of higher spending, tax increases and more regulation, or the party of lower taxes, spending cuts and deregulation - the economy will seize the agenda. ...
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The waiting game for the U.S.  presidential election ends two weeks from Tuesday -- but then  investors can turn over the timer and start again.
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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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Fund managers around the world have moved towards neutral on cash from overweight, but remain cautious about taking big bets ahead of the US presidential election
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NEW YORK Despite nervousness over the presidential election, Wall Street extended its rally on Tuesday, pushing stocks higher as investors welcomed a drop in oil prices to below $50 per barrel.
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Investor's Business Daily - In handicapping the midterm elections, conventional wisdom and the smart money seem to have parted ways in recent weeks.