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Sunday 23 September 2012 10:52 pm

Wall St The week ahead

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US stocks could struggle to stay close to nearly five-year highs this week as worries mount about third-quarter earnings and the market appears primed for a pullback from recent stimulus-driven gains.

A bevy of economic reports, including durable goods orders, will grab attention, particularly after the Federal Reserve unveiled its plan on 13 September for a third round of aggressive stimulus to help revive the flagging US economy.

The action ignited a rally but analysts worry the US economy is in worse shape than many had feared.

The Dow Jones and the Standard & Poor’s 500 index remain close to highs not seen since December 2007.

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