(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 11 - U.S. stock futures slipped on
Wednesday as signs of a worsening impact from the U.S. housing
slump sent global equities lower and investors fled stocks and
other riskier assets for the safety of government bonds.
But bargain-hunting after Tuesday's sell-off, a decline in
oil prices and news of large takeover in the steel industry
could help Wall Street to recover, analysts said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
Wednesday as signs of a worsening impact from the U.S. housing
slump sent global equities lower and investors fled stocks and
other riskier assets for the safety of government bonds.
But bargain-hunting after Tuesday's sell-off, a decline in
oil prices and news of large takeover in the steel industry
could help Wall Street to recover, analysts said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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