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Between the Greek drama and mixed domestic economic indicators, some now expect the Fed to hold off till December or later.
Weak jobs gains give Fed new reason to delay raising interest rates.
As U.S. lawmakers grow frustrated with the rising dollar, G-20 finance ministers pledge not to devalue their currencies to stimulate growth.
GDP barely grew as harsh winter chilled investments and exports; ADP reports healthy jobs data for April.
Capital spending begins to accelerate, as U.S. businesses spend down cash reserves and take advantage of easing credit.
ADP says the 130,000 increase was the smallest in six months.