Banks poised to raise service fees amid FDIC shift
Washington AP reports banks plan higher fees to cover increased FDIC insurance costs after a proposed $70 billion borrowing package. Premiums could rise to about 3 per thousand, with regulators enforcing truth in savings rules within 15 months. Consumers may face higher checking costs as banks seek revenue from accounts.
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Dow Jones Industrials finished at 2935.38 with a 40.70 point rise as trading ended at 4 p.m. NYSE reported 188,892,000 shares exchanged. New York Gold quoted at 249.63. Quotations courtesy of Ferris, Baker Watts Inc.
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GNP to be sidelined as GDP becomes main US indicator
The Commerce Department shifts emphasis from GNP to GDP this week, arguing GDP better reflects domestic production. GNP will still be published but with a later first look. Analysts see long term impact small, though quarterly swings may look different. Public economists debate recession timing and future growth prospects.
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