Wall St. Weekahead - Investors upbeat on data, Fed; wary of Trump
By Sinead Carew NEW YORK (Reuters) - In an ordinary world, a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, jobs data and a hefty number of earnings reports next week should provide investors with welcome distraction from speculation about the U.S. President's policy plans. Wall Street has already bet on solid economic data, strong earnings and the pace of Fed interest rate hikes, but investors are still uncertain how to bet on the President.
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