US stocks have slumped on Wall Street after another inflation report deflated hopes that the Federal Reserve would start moving toward an interest rate cut when it meets next week.
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Original post by The Press Association on Topix.net

Wall Street slumped Friday after another reading on inflation deflated hopes the Federal Reserve will start moving toward an interest rate cut when it meets next week.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Stocks in New York were sluggish for the entire session Friday and closed slightly to the downside as traders decided against making big bets after another erratic week.
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Original post by WHYN-AM Springfield

Published: March 16, 2007 Last Modified: March 16, 2007 at 11:50 AM NEW YORK Some people might wonder if the angst over problems in the subprime mortgage market is overblown, but that hasn’t stopped some …
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Original post by Anchorage Daily News

Stocks slumped Friday after another reading on inflation deflated hopes the Federal Reserve will start moving toward an interest rate cut when it meets next week.
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Original post by Clarion Dispatch

Wall Street slumped Friday after another reading on inflation deflated hopes the Federal Reserve will start moving toward an interest rate cut when it meets next week.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

China’s prime minister tried to reassure the world about its financial goals Friday, saying a planned company to invest some of its $1 trillion in reserves won’t affect dollar-denominated assets and promising …
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Original post by The Intelligencer/Record

Stocks tried for a modest advance Friday after Wall Street found some relief in an inflation reading that was better than the market feared and as industrial production showed a stronger-than-expected increase.
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Original post by Centre Daily Times

In the first hour of trading, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 17.62, or 0.14 percent, to 12,177.30; broader stock indicators also moved modestly higher, with the Standard & Poor’s 500 index rising 4.37, …
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Original post by Newsfactor.com

China will further open its financial sector in “an active and safe” way, the country’s central bank promised on Friday.
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Original post by China Daily