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- Partisan Bickering is not the Solution for Fostering Economic Groweth
- Leading Index - Underscores U.S. Economy Will Continue to Grow
- Labor Market Data Point to Stabilizing Conditions
- Higher Prices for Cars and Energy Lifted CPI in October
- Housing Starts - Permits Show a More Stable Trend
- Fed Reduces Term of Discount Window Loans
- Factory Producction Slips in October
- Higher Prices for Food and Energy Lift Wholesale Prices, Core Price Index Declines
- Chairman Bernanke Stresses Job Market and Credit Conditions, the Dollar Received Special Mention
- October Retail Sales - Noteworthy Gains of Several Components
- Widening of Trade Deficit Reflects Oil Imports and Improving Economic Conditions
- Households Remained Gloomy in November
- Noteworthy News from Labor Market - Total Continuing Claims are Trending Down
- October Employment Report: Headline Jobless Rate is Troubling, but it is a Lagging Indicator
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The November 4 FOMC Policy Statement Revisited
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Total Continuing Claims Post Second Weekly Decline
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Productivity Gains Are Noteworthy, but Temporary Jump
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Sales of New Homes Decline, but Inventories and Prices remain Favorable
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Durable Goods Orders - Mixed Performance in Third Quarter
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