Japanese bears sound warning on economy’s strength
Even in Japan optimism runs high as the economy shows a long expansion and record profits. But economist Johson Takahashi warns inflation and slower growth loom, urging further rate hikes and a shift to restraint to prevent a hard landing.
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Personal income and spending rise slows in September
Washington reports September consumer spending up 0.2 percent and personal income up 0.3 percent, the weakest pace in a year. Hurricane Hugo trimmed income and wages, with durable goods falling 8.1 billion while services spending rose 11.3 billion, signaling a broader economy slowdown.
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Keating Tried Political Help Over Lincoln S&L Collapse
Regulators say Lincoln Savings and Loan owner Charles Keating used political influence to aid a planned sale, with calls reaching top officials including Alan Greenspan and a Senate majority. FDIC later seized Lincoln, awaiting a heavy bailout. hearings probe delayed enforcement despite regulator warnings.
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Lawson resignation drives Tokyo market amid pound slump
The British Chancellor Nigel Lawson's resignation triggered a yen rise and a sharp drop in Tokyo stocks. The 225 Nikkei fell 151.90 points to 35,527.29 as the dollar strengthened to 142.75 yen, amid broad market volatility and a selloff in British pounds.
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Market decline persists as earnings worries weigh on stocks
The Dow dropped 17.01 to 2598.72 amid a week of losses. NYSE volume reached 170.33 million on the floor with 416 advances, 1108 declines, and 418 unchanged as broader fears over third quarter results and Fed policy dampen investor activity. The Wilshire index fell 28.77 billion in value, and major indices including S and P and NASDAQ declined across the board.
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