Power Station Adds Sales & Marketing Executive

China Green Agriculture, Inc. Announces Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2008 Results

8:15 - 9:15 am - Marketing in China

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Stocks Jump 3.5%
In Rally Reflecting
Cautious Optimism

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.