Saturday, February 11, 2012

BofA Exits Reverse Mortgage, Slow Growth Ahead, More Banks Fail – 02.07.11

February 6, 2012 by  
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Bank economists see slow growth in NC economy

June 16, 2011 by  
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Bank economists see slow growth in NC economy
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A bank economist says North Carolina’s economy is slowly recovering from the Great Recession. Wells Fargo economist Jon Silvia says the recovery is not as fast as after previous economic slumps.
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Consumers glum as wage growth stalls

May 19, 2011 by  
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Consumers glum as wage growth stalls
Annual wage growth has slipped a notch and consumers are hardly cock-a-hoop about last week’s federal budget, but at least interest rates look like holding steady for a few more months.Fears that the …
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Fed Will Buy $600 Billion in Debt, Hoping to Spur Growth

November 6, 2010 by  
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Fed Will Buy $600 Billion in Debt, Hoping to Spur Growth
The move is an effort to nurture a fragile recovery ahead of the battles that will dominate national politics over the next two years.
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Business update: Fed paints weaker picture of growth – Wed, 14 Jul 2010 PST

July 15, 2010 by  
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Business update: Fed paints weaker picture of growth – Wed, 14 Jul 2010 PST
Federal Reserve officials have a slightly dimmer view of the economy than they did in April, reflecting worries about how the European debt crisis could affect U.S. growth and job prospects.
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U.S. private-sector job growth lags in June

July 3, 2010 by  
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U.S. private-sector job growth lags in June
The year began with high hopes, in part because Washington spent hundreds of billions of dollars on homeowner tax credits, automaker bailouts and public-works spending meant to stimulate the economy. But the stimulus appears to be wearing off.
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