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Thomson Reuters Journalist Sasha Salama says International Monetary Fund forecast cut put Wall Street under pressure this Tuesday.

SHOWS: NEW YORK, USA (JANUARY 20, 2015) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL)

1. THOMSON REUTERS, JOURNALIST, SASHA SALAMA, SAYING:

Wall Street came under pressure Tuesday after the International Monetary Fund cut its economic growth forecast for this year and next.

And that's part of the reason oil prices were lower, as well. U.S. crude was down 4.5% to about $46 dollars a-barrel. Oil is down more than 55% since June - near its lowest levels since 2009.

Two big oil companies, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, warned that the drop in oil prices would lead to a fall in drilling activity this year - which, in turn, would hurt results.

Both stocks were down nearly 2% even though Halliburton and Baker Hughes reported fourth quarter profits that actually beat expectations.

Shares of Morgan Stanley fell 2%. The investment bank reported an 81% decline in revenues from fixed income securities trading, as well as currency and commodities trading. Morgan Stanley said it would pay less of its revenue in bonuses to bankers and traders this year.

Johnson and Johnson shares gave back 2.5%. Even though adjusted earnings best estimates, revenues missed forecasts.

That's the U.S. market wrap.