US New Jobless Claims, Producer Prices Surge New York Times … massive efforts by the Federal Reserve to pull the economy out of its worst slump since the Fantastic Depression of the 1930s, something to worry about. …

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Selling Returns To Treasury Mkt After Fed Minutes, Data Wall Street Journal … minutes and data bolstered market participants' optimism that the economy is slowly making its way out of the worst downturn since the Fantastic Depression

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Economy needs a stronger housing market msnbc.com … A stronger-than-expected uptick in housing starts confirms that the housing market has bottomed out after its steepest slide since the Fantastic Depression

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Treasurys Fall On More Upbeat Fed, Better Economic Data Wall Street Journal The minutes and data bolstered market participants optimism that the economy is slowly making its way out of the worst downturn since the Fantastic Depression , … and more??

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New York Daily News Q+A:How would a commission fix the US budget crunch? Reuters … wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, an expensive prescription-drug benefit and the deepest recession since the Fantastic Depression of the 1930s.

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RTT News Fed's Kocherlakota:US Economy On Mend But Recovery Will Be Slow Wall Street Journal Kocherlakota pointed to a “nascent” recovery that he believes will continue as the economy bounces back from the worst downturn since the Fantastic Depression .

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