(Reuters) - Rising energy and food prices coupled with uneven retail
sales are not likely to slow down investors as they test the
market's limits. At the same time, the financial sector is
expected to avoid major losses from the subprime sector.
After a week where the Dow Jones industrial average and
Standard & Poor's 500 index reached record highs on mergers
and acquisitions activity and multibillion-dollar blue-chip
buyback plans, investors will eye profits, inflation data and
the Federal Reserve for signs of further good news.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
sales are not likely to slow down investors as they test the
market's limits. At the same time, the financial sector is
expected to avoid major losses from the subprime sector.
After a week where the Dow Jones industrial average and
Standard & Poor's 500 index reached record highs on mergers
and acquisitions activity and multibillion-dollar blue-chip
buyback plans, investors will eye profits, inflation data and
the Federal Reserve for signs of further good news.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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