(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 17 - Wall Street looked set to
open slightly higher on Tuesday as stronger-than-expected
earnings from companies, including Merrill Lynch & Co. ,
helped offset concern about the subprime mortgage market.
Stock futures edged up after Labor Department data that
showed a surprise drop in an index of U.S. producer prices for
June. Economists had forecast a small rise.
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open slightly higher on Tuesday as stronger-than-expected
earnings from companies, including Merrill Lynch & Co. ,
helped offset concern about the subprime mortgage market.
Stock futures edged up after Labor Department data that
showed a surprise drop in an index of U.S. producer prices for
June. Economists had forecast a small rise.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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