Stock futures edge lower after IMF cuts growth outlook
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U. S. stock index futures edged lower on Tuesday, indicating the benchmark S&P index may fall for a third straight session after a warning from the IMF about global growth prospects. * The International Monetary Fund cut its projected global output for 2012 to 3. 3 percent from 3. 5 percent in its latest world economic outlook, warning that a lack of action by policymakers in the U. S. and Europe to fix their economic problems could extend the current slump. . . .
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