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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1988

Page

10

Local Brokers See No Clear Predictor For Year Ahead

Brokers say today s trade figures will not reliably predict the year s direction. E Ryan Bruorton Jr Edward D Jones Aiken notes markets swing on optimism or pessimism and may discount data. Lee W Curley Robinson Humphrey Augusta and Charles Jenkins Merrill Lynch Aiken see erratic but not dramatic trends ahead.

E. Ryan Bruerton Jr Edward D. Jones and Co Aiken Bruorton Lee W. Curley Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc Augusta Curley Charles F. Jenkins Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith Inc Jenkins Alse Federal Reserve (Board

Prices Drop In December Up 2 Percent In 1987

Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose 2.2 percent in 1987 with a 0.3 percent December decline, the steepest monthly drop since July 1986. The year’s rise follows a 2.3 percent 1986 drop, while food costs and energy prices show notable changes as 1987 ends.

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U S Trade Deficit Shrinks as November Exports Rise

November exports reached a record $23.8 billion, up from October’s $21.8 billion, while imports fell to $37.0 billion from $39.4 billion. Analysts expected sub-$15 billion deficits to please markets, with higher readings risking negative implications. The 1987 deficit, at an annual rate of $173.43 billion, far exceeded 1986’s $156.2 billion.

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Industrial Output Rises 0.2 Percent in December

Washington reports December industrial output up 0.2 percent marking the strongest sector performance since 1984. The Fed says December production is 5.2 percent above last year, while 1986 closes with a 1.1 percent gain amid foreign competition and renewed overseas demand. The trade deficit also narrows by 25 percent in November.

Washington Federal Reserve U.S

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