New York Stocks Mirror March 7 1983 Market Roundup
U P report lists NYSE stocks and prices for March 7 1983 with broad index movements and column notes. Intermittent quotes include Alcoa AMR Motors and many major corporations amid mixed activity on the floor and accompanying market commentary.
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New York
Allis
Alcoa
steamCan
Armco
Wat & Asarco
American Exchange Prices Reported for Various Stocks
American Exchange in New York reports nationwide composite prices for listed stocks. The broadcast notes ongoing market activity and daily figures across multiple sectors, reflecting trading shifts and investor sentiment during the session.
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New York
American Stock & x
Shadow Open Market Committee warns of inflation risk
Economists warn double digit inflation and stagnation could return in two to three years despite signs of recovery. The monetarist Shadow Committee urges the Fed to slow money supply growth and curb federal spending while opposing protectionist trade limits.
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Steven P. Rosenfeld
New York
Open Market
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Federal Open Market Committee
Allan Meltzer
Graduate School of Industrial Administration
Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Meltzer
Treasury
Congress
Gary Hart
Colorado
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New
Albuquerque
Jordan
Burton Zwick
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Newark
N.J
Strike grounds Metro-North riders in New York area
The second transit strike in a week prompts 85,000 more commuters to seek alternatives as Metro-North trainmen walk out at 2 30 a.m. after a strike deadline expires. Bus service, car pools, and PATH support New Jersey and Connecticut riders while talks resume on crew size and safety concerns amid Conrail line takeovers.
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Associated Press
New York
Metro-North
Connecticut
New York City
NJ Transit
New Jersey
Grand Central Terminal
Harlem
Hudson
New Haven
UTA
Woodlands Budget Signals Big Energy Push by Mitchell
Mitchell Energy & Development Corp. announces a FY ending Jan 31 capital budget of 300 million. George P. Mitchell notes allocations of 204 million for energy additions, 90 million for real estate, and 6 million for corporate needs.
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the Woodlands
Mitchell Energy & Development Corp
George P. Mitchell
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