Wall Street eases; geopolitics eyed
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Wall Street edged lower on Monday after the best two weeks for the S&P 500 in three months left the index at its highest level in nearly five years, with investors turning their attention to the economy and instability in the Middle East. Stocks rose for a fourth session on Friday after the Federal Reserve took bold action earlier in the week to spur the economy that could keep equities buoyed in the coming months. The move followed a decision by the European Central Bank to support debt-ridden euro zone nations by purchasing their debt. . . .
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