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While eyes are mostly on Greece and Iran, someone is in there buying stock. At some point , sideline-sitters will start buying, and that's when this market will hum.

Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos is negotiating with other Greek politicians to accept a draft deal that could restructure Greek debt and stave off default.

On early Monday, The Greek government accepted austerity plan required for the state to get additional exterior financial support and avoid a huge bankruptcy.

Gold futures climbed the most in period of at least three weeks

After enjoying the bull market in the early months of 2012, investors were alarmed once again by the Greek debt crisis but stronger U.S. economic numbers may help stocks strike a balance.

Greece's parliament Thursday passed an austerity bill that will allow the country to receive a joint European Union-Intenational Monetary Fund emergency loan.

While investors wait for more news on Greece, the market is also looking forward to the conclusion of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting today.

Stocks remained relatively quiet as investors head into a long weekend. Eyes are still fixed closely on Greece as several false starts to a new deal have the markets uneasy.

A controlled default by Greece of a forced solution that will have its casualties will free up global investors to buy and corporate leaders to make decisions.

Another breakthrough in Europe as Germany and France read Greece the riot act on its ill timed referendum. Investors welcomed the news with buying at the open.

Gold in New York retreated from the top level of seven weeks as the U.S. dollar strengthened after Greece private creditors signaled European government to economic oversight in exchange for bailout, reducing bullion demand as an alternative asset.

In spite of Greece' frustration, a deficiency of economic data and short of of leadership among stocks, stocks remained able to attract buyers all the day and this tone hold up a rebound that took all three major equity averages into positive region.

The work on a deal to secure bailout funding for Greece prior to a March 20th default may have reached its conclusion this evening in Brussels.

Stocks recorded the biggest single-day loss in 2012 today with concerns of Greece and China's economies as the main impetus of the sell off.

Stocks continued to move higher once again propelled by positive developments in Greece and stronger economic numbers. Jobs data indicates that the economy is showing signs of improvement.

Stocks moved higher today after recovering from yesterday's drop, the largest thus far this year. Wall Street was helped by positive developments in Greece and better economic numbers.

European Union finance ministers early on Monday agreed to set up a permanent system to rescue eurozone states which run into financial trouble of the kind that has brought Greece to its knees, diplomats said.

Apex consumer court has ordered Royal Jordanian Airlines to pay Rs.500,000 as damages to a Punjab resident for refusing to fly him to Greece in time despite a confirmed air ticket, resulting in loss of his job and property there.

With uncertainty reigning in the European markets, which was triggered by the sovereign debt crisis in Greece, the government should consider extending focus market benefits to left over European countries, urged the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) on Friday.

Clashes were reported to have broken out in Greece Wednesday as tens of thousands of people joined marches in cities across the country to protest the government's bailout for austerity deal.