NewsWatch: What could rattle markets in 2021, even as vaccines are rolling out

MARKETWATCH FRONT PAGE

As a brutal year draws to a close, Wall Street is optimistic about 2021 as the first round of COVID-19 inoculations take place, even though plenty still could go awry. See full story.

Fed lending dispute resolved, Capitol Hill eyes coronavirus stimulus votes Sunday

Democratic Congressional leaders hoped to hold votes Sunday on a massive coronavirus stimulus and government funding bill after a late night resolution to a dispute over the Federal Reserve's emergency lending powers. See full story.

Buying Tesla stock? Here’s what one analyst says ahead of S&P 500 addition

Tesla Inc. is set to join the U.S. equities' major leagues on Monday, a relatively routine move turned unprecedented by the sheer size of the Silicon Valley electric-car maker's market valuation. See full story.

I’m retired and won’t live to see my mortgage paid off. Should I refinance to lower my monthly payment?

'I need to lower the principal to help me stay in my home, because the cost of living is increasing every year.' See full story.

Here are Wall Street forecasts for 2021 that stand apart from the crowd

Mark Hulbert reviews value-versus-growth arguments, the prospect of accelerating inflation and the chances of a double-dip recession. See full story.

MARKETWATCH PERSONAL FINANCE

A new survey asked who could cover unexpected expenses during the pandemic’s early days. See full story.

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December 21, 2020 at 03:00AM

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