Rates show economy on rebound aided by tax cuts
Short term rates and a third Bush tax cut help lift the economy into a second half rebound. Forecasts point to growth above 4 percent in late 2003, led by consumer spending and brisk home sales while business investment stays cautious. unemployment hovered at 6.1 percent as 93,000 jobs were cut in August, the seventh monthly loss, prompting hopes the Fed may hold rates steady through year end.
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Constitution to be shown anew at National Archives
The original Constitution the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence return to the rotunda after two years in storage and restoration. President Bush will unveil the exhibit with Chief Justice Rehnquist and congressional leaders as all four pages go on permanent display.
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