Fed signals more rate relief possible as June cut eyed
The Fed trimmed rates by half a point in a move analysts expect may be followed by another cut at the June 26-27 meeting. Economists weigh whether a 50 point cut or a smaller 25 basis point move will come next as the labor market weakens and unemployment trends rise.
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Fragmented OCR Loot Sparks baffling film and sports mix
A garbled OCR dump threads together film titles like Drop Dead Gorgeous and The Sopranos with sports notes and TV listings. Names, dates, and places blur into a chaotic collage of media references and random numbers.
Senate Finance Committee Advances $1.35 Trillion Tax Cut Plan
A bipartisan Senate Finance Committee vote clears a one year 1.35 trillion tax relief bill aimed at broad income tax cuts and estate tax repeal. Supporters argue the package is cheaper and more balanced than Bush’s 10 year plan though it faces possible changes in conference with the House.
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