Fed expected to raise rates amid inflation fears in 2005
Fed anticipated to lift short term rates by a quarter point on Tuesday as oil prices surge and wages rise, signaling further tightening to curb inflation. Greenspan and economists warn continued increases through 2005 into 2006, with funds rate near 3.50% and prime around 6.50%, amid rising labor costs and energy prices.
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Boeing wins $5 billion Chinese airline jet order
Four Chinese carriers agreed to buy 42 Boeing 787 jets for 5.04 billion dollars. Air China and China Eastern each buy 15 jets, Shanghai Airlines nine, Xiamen Airlines three. The deals appear ahead of President Hu Jintao's U.S. visit and bolster Boeing over Airbus. China Southern and Hainan Airlines are negotiating as part of prior talks.
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Dynegy posts Q2 profit on tax benefit amid Midstream sale
Dynegy Inc reports second quarter net income of 32 million or 8 cents per share, up from 2 million and 1 cent, as tax benefits from the planned Midstream natural-gas unit sale boost results. Revenue drops 33 percent to 459 million. full-year outlook improves.
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