Market slides as inflation worries overshadow gold surge
New York markets fell on Monday with the Dow down 563 to 872.95 as inflation fears persisted despite Miller promising single-digit gains later. Gold jumped to a record 41.50 an ounce in Zurich, while oil stocks like Exxon and Mobil shed value and trading volume hit three-month lows.
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New Series EE and HH bonds replace older U S Savings bonds
Starting Jan 2 1990 Series EE bonds replace Series E bonds with different denominations prices and maturity. E bonds earn 6 percent after five years while EE bonds also 6 percent after five years. E bonds redeemable after two months. EE bonds require six months. HH bonds replace H bonds from Jan 2 1980 with level interest and 10 year maturity.
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Rockville to host new bank for women opens this month
First Women's Bank of Maryland is capitalized at 2.5 million with a Rockville headquarters under renovation. President Even Grover says the bank targets women customers but will welcome men. Staff has been hired and the plan anticipates 4 million in deposits after year one.
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Economic Upsurge In Fishing Gear Sees Mini Boom
New York reports a developing mini boom in the 60 million dollar fishing equipment industry as rising food costs and inflation drive more Americans to fish. Industry leaders like Tom Schedler of AFTMA and J Frank Cogdell of Du Pont say unemployment and leisure time boost sales.
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Gold price climbs past four hundred for first time in Europe
Gold surged to a record 415.50 an ounce in New York as the dollar weakened amid central bank actions. Prices closed above 400 in Europe, with Zurich posting gains and London and New York showing notable rises. analysts noted overseas buying and dollar defense efforts after a Ham burg meeting produced vague promises.
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