Stocks futures signal lower start; economic data eyed
New York (Reuters) – Stock index futures retreated for a second day on Tuesday, suggesting stocks would continue to ease from multi-year highs as investors looked to upcoming economic data to help extend the central bank stimulus rally. Stocks have rallied 7 percent since early August, propelling the S&P 500 index to the highest in nearly five years on central bank stimulus in Europe and the United States. But analysts say that for the rally to continue economic data needs to improve. "The market may already have ‘prepaid’ for the QE3 easing announcement," said Goldman Sachs in a research . . .
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