After two weeks of legal arguments and testimony the hearing on Kroger's proposed $25-billion takeover of Albertsons is getting closer to wrapping up.

The case is one of three challenging the $24.6 billion deal, which was announced nearly two years ago. The Federal Trade Commission is currently fighting the merger in federal court in Oregon, where closing arguments are expected Tuesday. (Oregon has joined in that case.) Colorado has also sued to block the merger.

While U.S. District Judge Adrienne Nelson mulls over details in the Federal Trade Commission-Kroger, Albertsons merger trial, which closed on Tuesday in Portland, Ore., market analysts are offering their take,

Wall Street investors and analysts seem to think an upcoming court ruling won't be favorable to the proposed $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons by Fry's Food Stores parent Kroger. Wall Street analysts investors are indicating what they expect to happen to Fry's Food Stores parent Kroger Co.