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This was one of those days that the overseas stock markets had a boost for the U.S. and the strength just stayed around. Despite a worse jobless claims figure, there was an actual positive report in the Philadelphia Fed manufacturing data and the Leading Indicators did not hurt the market either.

Here were today's unofficial closing bell levels:

Dow 9,348.54 +69.38 (0.75%)
S&P 500 1,007.37 +10.91 (1.09%)
Nasdaq 1,989.22 +19.98 (1.01%)

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Wall Street is already bracing itself for dismal earnings reports this week. What else is coming done the pike? Here's a look at what's on the economic calendar for the week of January 26, 2009:

For expectations from some of this week's earnings releases, see The week in preview: High hopes for McDonald's, Pfizer, Netflix, P&G.

Leading indicators, short-term interest rates, consumer confidence, GDP on this week's schedule originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Sun, 25 Jan 2009 18:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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It is no coincidence the Fed changed its language last week from concerns about inflation picking up to a neutral stance on prices. From looking at the chart below, when the downward slope of the economic leading indicators has been this steep, it has meant a meaningful slowdown is on the horizon.

Mr. Bernanke is very aware of this chart. The question is how proactive he wants to be. Greenspan never would have stopped raising rates when Bernanke did -- a very bold move for the relatively new Fed Chairman. A bolder move would be to lower rates at the next meeting and forgo a recession.

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