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Credit Worries Ease as Fed Cuts, Hints at More Relief |
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008 |
 Stocks Jump 3.5%
In Rally Reflecting
Cautious Optimism
By GREG IP
March 19, 2008; Page A1
WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve continued its
two-front attack on the credit crunch with a steep rate cut, and hinted
at more to come.
The cut was less than financial markets wanted. But in
a sign the Fed's prior efforts to boost lending through unconventional
means may be getting some traction, stocks soared, buoyed by earnings
reports from two big investment banks.
The Fed cut its short-term interest-rate target 0.75
percentage point to 2.25%, not the full point that markets had been
expecting. It was the largest disappointment the Fed has delivered to
markets since the central bank began cutting rates in September. the
move was also a signal that because of the Fed's concerns about
inflation, it expects its other initiatives to bear more of the burden
of stimulating growth.
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Toyota Cuts Production At Texas, Indiana Plants |
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Thursday, 13 March 2008 |
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By NORIHIKO SHIROUZU
March 13, 2008 5:26 p.m.
DETROIT -- Toyota Motor
Corp. is tapping the brakes on production of big pickups and
sport-utility vehicles in its Texas and Indiana plants as part of a
response to slowing demand for those types of trucks in the U.S. market.
As a first step, the Japanese company over the past
several weeks has cut the pace of production of full-size Tundra pickup
trucks and Sequoia SUVs at the Texas and Indiana plants, Toyota
spokesman Mike Goss said Thursday. He declined to elaborate on the
reduction in output. The move stems from increasingly sluggish demand
for those vehicles in the face of record gasoline prices, among other
reasons.
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Thursday, 13 March 2008 |
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By PHIL
IZZO
March 13, 2008
The U.S. has finally slid into recession, according to the
majority of economists in the latest Wall Street Journal economic-forecasting
survey, a view that was reinforced by new data showing a sharp drop in retail
sales last month.
"The evidence is now beyond a reasonable doubt," said Scott
Anderson of Wells Fargo & Co., who was among the 71% of 51 respondents to
say that the economy is now in a recession.
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ChangZhou National Hi-Tech District News |
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Written by Yiding Ju, Billy
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Tuesday, 11 March 2008 |
Switzerland-based AgieCharmilles to Invest Precision Machine Tool Project in Changzhou Hi-Tech District, China
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 March 2008 )
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Lakshmi Mittal Supports Olympic |
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Friday, 07 March 2008 |
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2004年的雅典奥运会上,像成百上千万印度体育迷一样,钢铁大亨拉克希米•米塔尔(Lakshmi Mittal)也为几乎没有什么印度选手值得他去欢呼喝彩而深感沮丧。
虽然印度具备成为超级大国的潜力,并且是仅次于中国的世界第二人口大国,但它的奥运会参赛纪录却惨不忍睹。政府在培养未来奥运选手方面几乎没作过什么努 力。印度在雅典奥运会上仅获得一枚射击银牌,奖牌数还赶不上津巴布韦和朝鲜。而被印度视为竞争对手的中国却在这届奥运会上赢得了32枚金牌,数量仅次于美 国。米塔尔说:“这真令我失望。”
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