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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1975
Page
3
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues that stock prices rise and fall with interest rates. He notes the Dow hovered near 1,000 points only briefly in past decades, while 1974 saw a drop to 577.60 as prime rates peaked. Bonds have outperformed stocks in the 1970s, influencing investor behavior and Fed policy scrutiny.
Federal Reserve may act as last resort to avert NYC default. Moody’s and bond dealers warn a New York City default would reverberate nationwide across municipal and corporate bond markets. Analysts foresee debt restructuring rather than outright repudiation, with long term damage to Fun City’s borrowing ability and widespread market impact.
The AP average of 60 stocks closed at 263.7 Friday, up 2.3 from a week ago, while the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose to 832.18, up 8.27 from last Friday. Investor uncertainty over the New York City situation kept trading slow, despite an upbeat start led by Vice President Rockefeller’s weekend support for federal aid to New York.
Wachovia Bank names Dorothy Lehman a banking officer in High Point with prior service as branch manager. Nick Difoggio named production manager at WGHP-TV, a High Point native now based in Greensboro. High Point officials set a speaking program for Administrative Management Society at Holiday Inn Downtown. New York Life hires Vann R. Taylor II as field underwriter in High Point. he previously managed Wachovia Bank branches. Three area realtors receive NC Association of Realtors roles at Myrtle Beach convention. Food Town Stores declares a 4 cent per share cash dividend payable Nov 18 to holders of record Nov 3.
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