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Date Subject December 27, 2002 Few ho-ho's for Christmas December 20, 2002 War jitters override economic news December 13, 2002 Economy okay but stocks sink again December 6, 2002 O'Neill resigns, UAL staggers, jobless rate rises November 22, 2002 Pre-holiday data November 15, 2002 New Greenspan Buzz: "Soft-Patch" November 8, 2002 FOMC Shocker November 1, 2002 Bad bad news October 25, 2002 Anemic recovery still in place October 18, 2002 Housing and Equities Soar October 11, 2002 Economic status quo; momentary relief for equities October 4, 2002 Economic data says: still in a rut September 27, 2002 Fed on hold, economy slugs along September 20, 2002 Soggy news chills markets September 13, 2002 Sparse news - and mixed at that September 6, 2002 September brings some encouraging news August 30, 2002 August is over, phew! August 23, 2002 Dog days of August August 16, 2002 Fed on hold, economy activity questionable August 9, 2002 Rebound (un)convincing August 2, 2002 Disappointing economic trends squelch market rally July 26, 2002 Momentary stability July 19, 2002 Free fall July 12, 2002 In a bear market all news is bad July 5, 2002 Fourth of July Celebration June 28, 2002 And they all came tumbling down June 21, 2002 Economy up, market down June 14, 2002 A Setback June 7, 2002 Another soggy employment report May 31, 2002 Investors ignore economic recovery May 24, 2002 Political tensions dominate markets May 17, 2002 Stuck in a rut May 10, 2002 Fed on hold May 3, 2002 In the eye of the beholder April 26, 2002 In the eye of the beholder April 18, 2002 No Greenspan magic April 12, 2002 As employment predicts: mediocre economic reports for March April 5, 2002 Employment report confirms soft recovery scenario March 29, 2002 Albeit Modest, Still Recovery March 22, 2002 Rate hikes coming, says Fed, according to financial market players March 15, 2002 Recovery signs more pronounced March 8, 2002 Greenspan and employment: recovery under way March 1, 2002 Strong set of data; Greenspan cautiously optimistic February 22, 2002 Economy takes back seat to corporate fundamentals February 15, 2002 Economy on the mend February 8, 2002 Investors give no confidence vote February 1, 2002 No fed rate cut; economy bottoming out January 25, 2002 Greenspan explains himself, indicators bottoming out January 18, 2002 Heavy news week, lots of Fedspeak January 14, 2002 Slow news week punctuated by Greenspan January 7, 2002 December data down but improving December 21, 2001 Ho-hum economic news December 14, 2001 Fed rate cut on target with weaker economy December 7, 2001 Jobs drop but not stocks November 30, 2001 More of the same November 23, 2001 Slow news week holds equities, but bond yields still higher November 16, 2001 Recovery prospects propel equities and bond yields November 9, 2001 Another Fed rate cut encourages investors on future outlook November 2, 2001 When the present is bad, look to the future October 26, 2001 Bad, bad economic indicators October 19, 2001 Economy and Markets: The good, the bad, and the ugly October 12, 2001 Retail sales plunge dampens weekly market gain October 5, 2001 Fed cuts rates, payrolls plunge September 28, 2001 Market inches upward September 21, 2001 Disaster recovery September 14, 2001 Disaster changes everything September 7, 2001 Employment hammers equities August 31, 2001 Economic indicators whack stock market August 24, 2001 Fed rate cut - will this one help the economy? August 17, 2001 Anemic economy with friendly inflation August 10, 2001 Good inflation news, but soggy economy August 3, 2001 Employment improvement deceptive July 27, 2001 Forecasts and actuals agree: economy is anemic July 20, 2001 Greenspan says economy bottoming out July 13, 2001 Status quo on economy July 6, 2001 Payroll plunge spooks equity markets June 29, 2001 FOMC vigil ends and begins June 22, 2001 After solstice, FOMC vigil June 15, 2001 Status quo June 8, 2001 Quiet Week of Weak Data June 1, 2001 Anemic economy May 25, 2001 Greenspan warns of economic downside May 18, 2001 FOMC delivers May 11, 2001 Data Trips Wild Reaction May 4, 2001 Anemic employment report inspires investors April 27, 2001 Looking for a new burst of energy? April 20, 2001 Fed cut stuns markets April 12, 2001 Fewer jobs mean less consumer spending April 6, 2001 Q2 starts on ominous note March 30, 2001 Lion and Lamb, March is over and out March 23, 2001 FOMC disappoints unrealistic expectations March 16, 2001 ... And they all came tumbling down March 9, 2001 Markets dive on disappointing employment report March 2, 2001 Market hopes for intermeeting rate cut dashed February 23, 2001 Inflation scare February 16, 2001 Greenspan testimony disappoints markets February 9, 2001 Week of rest on the economic front February 2, 2001 Jobs disappoint, not weak enough for aggressive Fed January 26, 2001 Greenspan's pre-FOMC testimony momentarily lift markets January 19, 2001 Manufacturing, consumers in the dumps January 12, 2001 Light economic week spells bad news for bonds January 5, 2001 Greenspan welcomes the New Year with a surprising rate cut December 22, 2000 Alan Greenspan: Santa or Grinch? December 15, 2000 President-elect Bush inherits moderating economy December 8, 2000 Greenspan, a market tease December 1, 2000 Economy in slowdown mode November 24, 2000 Giving thanks...for a holiday schedule November 17, 2000 Fed on hold, president on hold November 9, 2000 Inflation tame; election wild November 3, 2000 Sigh of relief as October ends and jobs say "soft landing" October 27, 2000 Economic slowdown is here October 20, 2000 Psychological barriers, hit or miss? October 13, 2000 Slow economic week, but not in the financial markets October 6, 2000 Employment scare puts Fed tightening back on front burner September 29, 2000 Economy on right track for upcoming FOMC Meeting September 22, 2000 What happened to the old twin deficits (budget & trade)? September 15, 2000 No inflation, sluggish consumer September 8, 2000 No Labor Day jumpstart August 31, 2000 Dog days of summer bring mixed news August 25, 2000 New FOMC countdown begins August 18, 2000 FOMC yawns ahead August 11, 2000 Consumers shop, inflation quiet August 4, 2000 Econ Slows, Rate Odds Ebb ... Bonds jump on jobs, equities don't July 21, 2000 CPI Worries, Greenspan Doesn't ... Mixed-up market July 14, 2000 Summer rally afterall? June 5, 2000 Upside down you're turning me May 29, 2000 Want More Data May 22, 2000 FOMC stings May 15, 2000 Jitters turn to trembles May 8, 2000 Stocks defy jobs May 1, 2000 At breakneck speed April 24, 2000 Market Recovery Begins? April 17, 2000 CPI Hammers Stocks April 10, 2000 TGIF April 3, 2000 Momentum Ride Puts Data in Back Seat March 27, 2000 Fed Frightens But 5000 Flirts March 20, 2000 Feeding Frenzy, Inflation Forgotten March 13, 2000 Nasdaq 5000! Cries the Thundering Herd March 6, 2000 Weak Jobs Help Old Economy February 28, 2000 A Market Divided February 21, 2000 Shaking the Brick-And-Mortar February 14, 2000 Consumers Ride, Bond Bumps Jar February 7, 2000 Rates Higher But Economy Afire January 28, 2000 GDP, ECI Spell Trouble January 21, 2000 The Week Without Bias January 14, 2000 Inflation news favorable; Greenspan hints of slow hand in tightening January 7, 2000 Employment momentum continues at year end December 31, 1999 Retailers and stock investors have happy holidays Simply Economics Archive   •   Short Take Archive   •   International Perspectives Archive   •   Market Recap Archive © Econoday, 2000. All Rights Reserved.

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