Mortgage rates fall to a record low as new home sales climb. MarketWatch's Amy Hoak joins the News Hub to discuss whether these developments point to strength ahead for the struggling housing market.

11/25/09 The latest in news, commentary, and information on what's moving the US equities markets. Watch this broadcast LIVE at 4:00 pm EST daily @ "http://www.nyx.com/marketmonitor"

11/25/09 The Toyota Motor Corporation announced Wednesday that it will replace accelerator pedals on about 4 million recalled vehicles in the United States, the company's largest ever in the United States.

11/25/09 Front month crude prices staged another rally this session as the US dollar fell to a 15-month low against the euro.

The USD declined, touching multi-month lows against the EUR and JPY. U.S. economic data came in mixed, ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.

Economic data out Wednesday morning sent mixed messages for the economy. The good news: First-time weekly jobless claims in the US dipped under the 500,000 mark for the first time in 54 weeks, to 466,000.

WSJ reporter Ann Zimmerman - a retail-sector veteran - offers tips and tricks to finding bargains on Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year.

Confusion about the ex-div date for Brazilian Telecommunications Corporation (TBH) yesterday caused shares to rally, followed by a halt in trading at around 11:30am. Today, shares of Brazilian Telecommunications are now trading down over sixteen and three quarters percent.

The latest news and information on U.S. stocks that are moving the market.

Upscale retailers Tiffany and J. Crew bolster the sector with better-than-expected results, with analysts saying the luster may be returning to the luxury category. Andria Cheng reports.

11/25/09 The US dollar continued to slide this session on Fed signals that pushed the Japanese yen to reach near a 14 year trading high against the greenback.

11/25/09 Tiffany and Co. announced Wednesday that despite falling 3Q sales, earnings came in better-than-expected. Therefore allowing Tiffany and Co. to raise its full year outlook.

Money adviser, George Chamberlin answers today's viewer email question.

The latest in news, commentary, and information on what's moving the US equities markets.

Toyota Motor Corporation (TM) said Wednesday needs to recall 3.8 million vehicles to replace faulty floor pedals. Drivers reported sudden acceleration and the possibility of the gas pedal getting stuck in the down position.

11/25/09 The major Asian/Pacific martkets were all on the upside this session, led mostly by rises in commodity-related and export stocks.

WSJ's Michael Phillips reports from Kandahar along with Jerry Seib in Washington and Alan Murray in New York to discuss the Obama administration's Afghanistan strategy.

The News Hub panel looks at the prospects for this year's Black Friday -- the key shopping day for retailers -- and takes a look at weekly jobless claims and other top stories.

Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs reaches out to the Latino community, possibly ahead of a political run. WSJ reporter Peter Wallsten says Mr. Dobbs is even for legalizing illegal immigrants now.

The Vatican has offered Anglicans a chance to return to the Catholic church. Simon Constable speaks with three eminent scholars about the offer to bury the hatchet after a half-millennium.

One man who was stuck in the Oberoi hotel for 2 days and a woman who lost her husband and daughter speak to WSJ's Neil Hickey about their memories of last year's tragic events in Mumbai.

While Thanksgiving means turkey to most Americans, it means thousands of pies to Dorothy Pryor Rose of Mommie Helen's Bakery. She speaks to WSJ's Sarah McBride about baking for celebrities and her business during Thanksgiving.

One year after the Mumbai attacks, more and more of the city's residents are hiring private security guards to step in where they feel the police has fallen short. WSJ's Linda Blake reports.

The FDIC's insurance fund posted a loss of $8.2 billion in 3Q of 2009. The agency added 136 insured banks to its list of "problem" banks.

The stories,data, and stocks that may have the greatest impact during the next trading session.