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2. Greenspan says rates must rise 'at some point.'
3. Greenspan's remarks put pressure on Bush; debate on social security probably is unavoidable in presidential campaign
4. How 2 economic gurus think about risk
5. Fed clears way for future rise in interest rates; federal funds target left at 1%, but central bank changes phrase on timing
6. Greenspan sees a jobs benefit in globalization
7. Fed policy makers expected to leave the rate target at 1%; hard part may be deciding what to say to the public, when and how to say it
8. The gap in wages is growing again for U.S. workers; inequality is seen as result of the jobless recovery, sparking election themes
9. Rising stocks, home values are restoring wealth; U.S. households are aided by recovery, but could fall victim to sudden declines
10. Dollar's decline has little impact on import prices; while Euro-Zone nations feel pressure, trade deficit remains unaffected so far
11. IMF report sees U.S. budget gap driving up rates
12. Greenspan sees recovery as vindication for Fed; policy of managing risks gets credit for success; fresh inflation fears lurk
13. A bull's market: how Grasso's rule kept NYSE on top but hid deep troubles; Big Board chief ran exhange with iron fist, holding computer age at bay; plaque for 9/11 turns divisive
14. Core inflation is lowest in 40 years; November figures suggest Fed won't lift rates soon; industrial output surges
15. Fed chief takes opposite China view
16. Fed leaves rates at 1%, but signals shift on inflation; in upbeat economic view, it plays down deflation risk; improved jobs picture cited
17. Unemployment falls, but job creation is soft; based on weak report, Fed may hold rates steady at policy meeting Tuesday
18. Productivity jumped in quarter; the rate of gain, at 9.4%, was fastest in 20 years, unlikely to be sustained
19. U.S. trade tack alarms Greenspan; Fed Chief expresses worry over protectionism's effect on current-account deficit
20. Greenspan suggests continued patience on rates; Federal Reserve chairman sees threats to expansion but notes inflation is low
21. Fed is wrestling with its wording on low rates
22. Fed to keep interest rates low; target to remain at 1% even as data indicate economy gets stronger
23. Sales of existing homes jump 3.6%; level defies expectations that mortgage-rate rise would slow buyers down
24. Fed's big question: not what to do, but what to say; with economy at crucial point, debate rages over how bank gets message out
25. Household debt burden exceeds expectations, new report finds
26. Leading-indicators index falls 0.2%; data suggest U.S. economy slows from torrid pace but remains in recovery
27. U.S. could follow Europe's high-tax path
28. Fed considers target for inflation
29. New York Fed's search ends with Geithner; new president, who service under Clinton, is known as strong crisis manager
30. Retail sales slipped in September on decline at automobile dealers
31. Food prices gained in September; trade deficit narrowed in August
32. U.S. job market is showing signs of a turnaround
33. Economy gained jobs last month as nonfarm payrolls expanded
34. Economic recovery shows signs of weakening; manufacturing activity eased in latest month; factories cut more jobs
35. Mortgage hedges have big impact on rate changes
36. Productivity keeps Fed on guard against inflation falling too much
37. U.S. push for weaker dollar rattles markets around the globe
38. Fed keeps rates steady, citing risk of deflation
39. Fed is unlikely to change rates, but future course is uncertain
40. Deficit may pass $500 billion mark; Bush spending request could compound pressure on economic recovery
41. Long a drag on the economy, capacity glut begins to ebb
42. Productivity gain masks grim scene in jobs growth
43. Evidence of a stronger economy is bolstering optimism at the Fed
44. Greenspan confronts criticism of Fed decision-making methods
45. Fed officials play down recovery, suggest continued low rates
46. If current recovery loses steam, economy may face real trouble
47. Fed missed mark on impact of cut on bond market
48. Retail sales rose 1.4% for July in another sign of recovery
49. Fed keeps interest-rate target at 1%; widely expected decision is accompanied by surprise: a commitment from panel
50. Fed faces challenge in its message; policy makers must assure markets there is no plan to lift interest rates soon
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