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Sep 16

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Fed Aims to Stabilize Markets as Jittery Investors Watch AIG

With the financial industry still reeling from Monday's collapse of key institutions, the Federal Reserve pumped another $70 billion into the teetering system Tuesday. Two business journalists discuss the Fed's relief efforts.

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Sep 08

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Markets Rise on News of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Takeover

By Admin, PBS News Hour

Global stocks and the dollar jumped Monday on the news that the government seized control of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Sunday in a landmark attempt to stabilize the firms and contain the financial crisis caused by the…

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Aug 26

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Home Prices Dip, but Market Signals Improvement

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While the U.S. housing market continues to suffer from a slide, new statistics released Tuesday show some evidence that the situation is improving as reluctant buyers return to the market to snatch up bargains.

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Jul 17

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Fannie Mae CEO Defends Mortgage Giant’s Stability

Fannie Mae CEO Daniel Mudd reacts to questions about the stability of the mortgage-lending giant after the government took steps earlier this week to back Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in order to maintain stability and confidence in U.S. financial…

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Jul 16

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Consumer Prices Rise at Fastest Rate Since ’82

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The Labor Department reported Wednesday that consumer prices jumped 1.1 percent in June, marking the fastest rise in more than a quarter century and fueling further concerns over inflation levels in the jittery U.S. economy.

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Jun 06

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Unemployment Rate Jumps as Economic Woes Mount

The nation's unemployment rate hit 5.5 percent in May as employers cut some 49,000 jobs, providing a fresh snapshot of a still-struggling U.S. economy. Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody's Economy.com, explains the new Labor Department report and what it…

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May 07

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The housing market has made a major jump in the last thirty years, why?

Question/Comment: Paul, in 1965, my dad bought our house in a suburb of Los Angeles for about $3,000. In 1979, he sold it for about $80,000. Why did the market jump so much in just 14 years? This has been…

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May 06

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Fannie Mae Posts Losses; Mortgage Market Quakes

The mortgage giant Fannie Mae posted $2.2 billion in losses Tuesday in its third consecutive quarter of bad news. A reporter from the New York Times explains this latest bad news and its potential impact on the mortgage market.

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Apr 02

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Senate Leaders Reach Tentative Deal on Housing Relief

Momentum grew Wednesday for a Senate bill aimed at easing the slumping housing market and helping families threatened by foreclosure after lawmakers reached a tentative deal on a scaled-back version of the legislation. The architects of the compromise, Senators Chris…

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Mar 25

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Housing Crisis Draws Attention from Candidates

Presumptie GOP nominee Sen. John McCain warned Tuesday against hasty government involvement in the U.S. mortgage crisis, while both Democratic candidates have called for increased regulation of lenders. An analysts considers the state of the housing market.

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