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Jul.10
8:17 PM ET
Earnings season should provide a fresh view of the U.S. economy and may shake the stock market out of its summer doldrums.   Read More
Jul.07
9:18 PM ET
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009
Here comes the corporate earnings season, and there's no doubt it will be more important than most. Alcoa's after-the-bell report Wednesday signals the start of the second quarter reporting period, which traders say could be a turning point for a very tentative stock market.    Read More
Jul.07
11:18 AM ET
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009
As the summer wears on and discontent grows, I expect calls will be louder and louder for additional stimulus from Congressional Democrats to put more Americans to work.   Read More
Jul.02
11:15 AM ET
Thursday, 2 Jul 2009
Posted By:CNBC Guest Blog
When you throw in a short-armed consumer and the massive deleveraging of both households and businesses, an ugly fiscal picture begins to take shape with deficits exploding beyond the already huge projections put forth by the White House.   Read More
Jul.01
8:53 PM ET
Wednesday, 1 Jul 2009
Despite the anxiety around the June employment report Friday, traders say the market's reaction could be muted.   Read More
Jun.30
8:13 PM ET
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2009
The best quarter in 10 years is now history, as investors quickly shift their focus to the promise of a bumpy road for stocks in July.   Read More
Jun.26
11:37 AM ET
Friday, 26 Jun 2009
Stocks declined on Friday as investors shrugged off a surge in consumer sentiment, instead focusing on the fact that consumers are saving their money at a feverish pace. In another encouraging sign for the economy, KB Home reported a wider-than-expected loss but said that the housing decline is moderating. So are the “green shoots” back? Experts discussed the above and more…    Read More
Jun.25
10:08 PM ET
Jun.25
3:46 PM ET
Thursday, 25 Jun 2009
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testified in front of a House Committee Thursday that he did not put pressure on Bank of America to close the takeover of Merrill Lynch. Unemployment numbers released are showing a weak job market and GDP growth is still in a decline. Read and watch what the pros say...   Read More
Jun.25
3:19 PM ET
Thursday, 25 Jun 2009
One of the new terms to come out of the recession is “green shoots.” I couldn’t help but think about that yesterday as the Fed released its latest statement about the economy and said it would leave interest rates unchanged.    Read More
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VIDEO | TOPIC : Federal Reserve
Congress is talking about auditing the Fed, with Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minnesota; Robert McTeer, fmr. Dallas Fed Rese...
CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera looks at the week's top business and financial stories.
Discussing whether the Obama administration underestimated how bad the economy is, with Laura Tyson, Haas School of Busi...
Thoughts on Washington's call to tighten regulation in the markets, with Duncan Niederauer, NYSE Euronext CEO.
The Federal Reserve continues to feel the heat from Capitol Hill. Insight on lawmakers concerns over the Fed, with Rep. ...
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