Europe

Belgian police have identified a prime suspect in Tuesday's Brussels blasts and two suspected suicide bombers, linking them directly to Islamic State militants behind last November's Paris attacks, Belgian media reported on Wednesday.

Travel stocks declined Tuesday in reaction to terrorist attacks at an airport and subway station in Brussels.

The most-wanted fugitive from November's Paris attacks was wounded and caught in a shootout with police in Brussels on Friday, Belgian newspaper Derniere Heure and other media said.

If the Federal Reserve plans to raise interest rates in December, the terrorist attacks in Paris aren’t likely to alter those plans, analysts said Monday.  

Investors will have their hands full next week digesting news out Greece, testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and bank earnings reports.      

Japan is now the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, knocking China out of first place. Economic policies in Japan are keeping interest rates near record lows there, and Japanese investors have put more money in the U.S., whose Treasury bonds offer higher yields.