11/20/09 1pm – Stock Market & Economy Update – Hold GLD, SLV – Economy Getting Worse
minipulation in dollar this morning www.philstockworld.com
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Obama Shifts Back to Economy After Fundraising Swing
| President Barack Obama shifted his focus back to the economy after three West Coast campaign fundraisers, stopping in the swing state of Nevada to promote his housing initiatives. During a 90-minute stopover on his way back to Washington, … See all stories on this topic » |
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The Economy never goes Straight UP or DOWN; Jobless Rate Climbs; 345000 jobs gone
Jobless rate hits 9.4 percent in May; layoffs slow finance.yahoo.com Why does the media keep reporting the U3 unemployment number? www.bls.gov Oil tops a barrel, expected to go higher www.msnbc.msn.com Sotomayor joined secretive group www.politico.com
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MAD TV “The current economy on CNN”
MAD TV CNN anchor woman (Arden Myrin) talks about the economy featuring Warren Buffet (Eric Price) and a Homeless Bum on the Streets (Keegan-Michael Key) . *DISCLAIMER* All credits go to MADtv, FOX, QDE Entertainment, …
Poll shows Americans' pessimism on economy growing
TOM RAUM and JENNIFER AGIESTA | May 10, 2012 09:06 PM EST | AP WASHINGTON — Americans are growing more pessimistic about the economy and handling it remains President Barack Obama's weak spot and biggest challenge in his bid for a second term, …
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BOJ's Shirai says watching forex moves carefully
By Leika Kihara | AKITA, Japan (Reuters) – The Bank of Japan is carefully watching markets, including yen moves, as recovery prospects for the export-reliant economy remain uncertain, board member Sayuri Shirai said, a sign that the central bank was …
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