(Reuters) - The Standard & Poor's 500 staged its biggest weekly
fall in four weeks last week, driven in part by earnings misses
from Caterpillar and web search firm Google , which
fanned fears among investors who are already wary of the impact
of the melt-down in the subprime market on the economy.
By 0943 GMT in Europe, September S&P 500 futures were
up 0.1 percent, while Dow Jones futures rose 0.1 percent
and Nasdaq 100 futures were virtually flat.
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fall in four weeks last week, driven in part by earnings misses
from Caterpillar and web search firm Google , which
fanned fears among investors who are already wary of the impact
of the melt-down in the subprime market on the economy.
By 0943 GMT in Europe, September S&P 500 futures were
up 0.1 percent, while Dow Jones futures rose 0.1 percent
and Nasdaq 100 futures were virtually flat.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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