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The Fed is expected to raise interest rates in the week ahead, but we may also learn why officials have been so eager to get moving.
U.S. stock index futures indicated a narrowly higher open as traders eyed data and awaited comments from Yellen ahead of the Memorial Day weekend.
Oil once more has the stock market over a barrel, and it will likely be a major focus for markets in the week ahead.
Growth will be the focus as investors look for a continued bounce in equities amid minor reports, oil prices, earnings and news out of Google.
Stocks closed out the past week with losses, and look set for another week of choppiness, as oil moves closer to its 2015 lows.
Wednesday's Fed minutes along with housing data might cause turbulence.
Next week's Fed minutes along with housing data might cause turbulence.
The greenback could be in focus, as traders watch February's retail sales and weekly jobless claims.
With just a few key economic reports due next week, markets could be buffeted more by expectations the Fed could move sooner on interest rates.
Some of Tuesday midday movers:
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Some of the names on the move ahead of the open.
Some of Tuesday's midday movers:
"A bubble was in 2007 when we were really focused on Europe," Ben Kallo says.
It’s time for the Lightning Round. Cramer makes the call on viewer favorites.
Take a look at some of Tuesday's midday movers:
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Despite the financial headwinds battering solar panel makers, alternative energy has a bright future, First Solar CEO James Hughes said Thursday.
Once attracting billions in private investment and public subsidies, enthusiasm over the solar sector has waned recently, underscoring the limits of renewable energies and the dominance of fossil fuels.