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Will the Fed go below 1%?

cnn.com
27-Oct-2008
        

Ben Bernanke & Co. are likely to cut interest rates again on Oct. 29. The Fed lowered its federal funds rate, the benchmark overnight lending rate at which banks lend to one another, by a half-percentage point to 1.5% in an...

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Competition stiff for gloomiest market forecast

iht.com
27-Oct-2008
        

NEW YORK: Could the Dow reach 7,000? "To make a crazy forecast today is not crazy," said Owen Lamont, a former professor at Yale who has studied economic forecasting. Indeed, in an era of 1,000-point daily swings in the Dow and...

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Market Snapshot: U.S. stocks end sharply lower after bout of last-minute selling

marketwatch.com
27-Oct-2008
        

U.S. stocks end steeply lower on recession worries By Kate Gibson & Deborah Levine, MarketWatch NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- U.S. stocks on Monday were slammed again at the close to end sharply lower after multiple fits and...

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Politics pays off for Spanish TV

sacbee.com
27-Oct-2008
        

Jorge Ramos, Univision's news anchor, claims he has conducted more one-on-one interviews with the 2008 presidential candidates than any other anchor in the mainstream media. So far, he has interviewed Barack Obama twice and...

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Politics pays off for Spanish TV

bradenton.com
27-Oct-2008
        

Jorge Ramos, Univision's news anchor, claims he has conducted more one-on-one interviews with the 2008 presidential candidates than any other anchor in the mainstream media. So far, he has interviewed Barack Obama twice and...

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Forecasters race to call the bottom to the market

iht.com
27-Oct-2008
        

Could the Dow reach 7,000? "To make a crazy forecast today is not crazy," said Owen Lamont, a former professor at Yale who has studied economic forecasting. Indeed, in an era of 1,000-point daily swings in the Dow and 30...

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Lucrative deal in works of CME

suntimes.com
26-Oct-2008
        

Dave Roeder: Financial regulation in Washington is a jumble, as Congress and the bureaucrats kick around ideas for putting freewheeling credit default swaps under somebody’s control. CME Group (CME), owner of the Chicago...

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