Date	Subject
December 17, 1999	Thin markets and strong economic news derail bonds; stocks okay
December 10, 1999	November PPI friendly for markets
December 3, 1999	Employment situation creates ebullient mood in financial markets
November 26, 1999	Quiet holiday week with strong economic data
November 19, 1999	Fed raises rates, stock market rallies
November 12, 1999	Productivity accelerates; NASDAQ in stratosphere
November 5, 1999	Employment situation sanguine; NASDAQ soars to new heights
October 29, 1999	Strong growth with stable wages help boost investor confidence
October 22, 1999	Corporate earnings take center stage in the equity arena
October 15, 1999	Inflation and Greenspan haunt financial markets
October 8, 1999	Employment falls but wage news less favorable
October 1, 1999	Robust economic news: a concern to financial market players
September 24, 1999	Earthquake rocks Taiwan and US markets
September 17, 1999	Fed tightening fears keep markets on edge, despite friendly inflation news
September 10, 1999	Week ends on friendly inflation news, but Dow falls short
September 3, 1999	Employment figures save the day... and the week for financial markets
August 27, 1999	Fed tightens, market rallies. Go figure...
August 20, 1999	More input for the FOMC
August 13, 1999	Friday the 13th turns out well for financial markets
August 6, 1999	Employment situation could set negative tone for month
July 30, 1999	Employment cost index frightens bond and equity investors
July 23, 1999	Greenspan upsets financial markets . . . again
July 16, 1999	Good inflation news; moderately healthy economic growth