We may get an up day if Portuguese bankers and German finance officials can stay out of the headlines.
Renewed debt problems in the Eurozone have shaken world markets this week, and if the crisis spreads to other nations, there are two in particular that look most vulnerable.
Big events in Italy and Spain adds to investor worries about the euro crisis.
Problems in Greece and Italy have sparked a chain reaction that is lifting health care but hammering large-cap companies with great earnings momentum.
As important as we think we are, the eurozone, oil futures and China all have a bigger impact on stocks than the US does.
Prices give up early gains even as lackluster manufacturing data weigh on the US currency.
The yellow metal tumbles as concerns over Greece pressure the euro and trigger a rally in the US dollar.
Prices continue their modest rebound as sovereign debt fears and currency drama spark interest in the haven assets.
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