Realtors Eye Strong 1995 in Frederick County
The Frederick County Association of Realtors reports a solid 1994 and aims for a successful 1995 despite a tough market. President William Armstrong notes sales can still occur amid high interest and refinancing pressures while pushing for higher education and stricter licensing.
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Grain futures report shows mixed moves at Chicago Board of Trade
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade marked modest gains and losses across wheat corn oats and soybeans on Thursday with open interest rising in several contracts. Notable activity included sales totals and price ranges for March through December maturities across corn soybeans and wheat amid ongoing market churn.
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Trade deficit widens near 150 billion in 1994
The Commerce Department reports November deficit at 105.3 billion, up 4.3 percent, as imports rise 25 percent to 716.9 billion while exports gain 22 percent to 61.16 billion led by airliners. Clinton administration cites uneven partner growth as a factor in worsening trade performance.
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