Asian markets rebound after grim profit forecasts and US data
Asian stock markets recover from early losses with Hong Kong up 1.4 percent and Taiwan up 1 percent while South Korea rebounds 3.9 percent after a rate cut. Tokyo slips as Toyota trims its forecast, Cisco warns of demand easing, and US data sparks volatility. Australia falls 2.4 percent on mining shares.
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Consumers Borrow More in September Amid Slow Quarter
The Federal Reserve reports consumer credit rose 3.2 percent annual rate in September, up from August's decline and the strongest gain since July. Debt rose by 6.9 billion to 2.59 trillion, driven by non revolving credit such as cars and education, while revolving credit rose 1.2 percent.
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Stock Exchange Highlights Friday Market In Review
Friday market recap highlights key moves in stocks and bonds with notable performances from leading sectors. Analysts note gains in durable goods shares and tech counters while cautioning on inflation data and interest rate path.
Stocks end week on upswing in late trading
Wall Street rose as buyers returned after two harder days, with the Dow up about 250 points amid a broader market rebound. The week saw a roughly 4 percent drop in major indices after last week’s gains, while Obama signaled cautious steps to help the economy and auto industry. Ford reported a $129 million Q3 loss as unemployment reached a 14 year high.
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North Carolina Newspaper Offers Employee Buyouts
The News & Record of Greensboro announced a voluntary buyout program for all staff aiming to cut the workforce by as much as 10 percent. Employees were notified by email that applications were open with severance eligibility for those who accept.
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