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3/16/2007 8:11 PM ET
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Market Dispatches 3/16/2007 5:04 PM ET
Inflation fears put Fed on the spot
The central bank is seen holding rates steady next week. Housing starts, Oracle and Morgan Stanley earnings are due. Wal-Mart gives up on its bank. Starbucks jumps on a rating upgrade. Buyout giant Blackstone may go public.
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