Traders Kevin Osowiecki, left, and Kevin Hackett smile as they watch the numbers near the close of trading on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, March 21, 2007.
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Original post by The Morning Sun

Stocks soared Wednesday after the Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement took a seemingly softer tone about interest rate tightening.
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Original post by Doveradio.com

Joe Stevens, vice president of floor operations for Credit Suisse, looks at television monitors in his booth on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as the Fed Interest rate decision is announced, …
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Original post by Bismarck Tribune

NEW YORK Wall Street rallied sharply Wednesday after an economic assessment by the Federal Reserve ignited hopes that the central bank has warmed to the idea of lowering short-term interest rates.
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Original post by CBS 5

The Federal Open Market Committee on March 21 voted unanimously to keep short-term interest rates steady at 5.25%. According to a press release from the Federal Reserve, recent indicators have been mixed and …
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Original post by Snl.com

Wall Street rallied sharply Wednesday after an economic assessment by the Federal Reserve ignited investor hopes that the central bank has warmed to the idea of lowering short-term interest rates.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Wall Street rallied sharply Wednesday after an economic assessment by the Federal Reserve ignited investor hopes that the central bank has warmed to the idea of lowering short-term interest rates.
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

Federal Reserve policy-makers today decided to keep the federal funds target rate at 5.25%, as expected.
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Original post by Pensions & Investments

Stocks that were moving substantially or trading heavily Wednesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market: NYSE Morgan Stanley, up $5.22 at $81.33. The investment bank’s fiscal …
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Original post by The Associated Press on Topix.net

The Federal Open Market Committee Wednesday kept its target for the federal funds rate at 5-1/4 percent.
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Original post by Philippines News.net