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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1978

Page

23

Analysts say second quarter will enter with strong momentum

Analysts from Wall Street forecast the 1978 second quarter will show robust growth with inflation-adjusted GNP gains of about 7 to 10 percent. They expect a tapering pace after spring vigor, offset by concerns a new boom could worsen inflation and trigger a downturn. The market rallied modestly while inflation-fighting remained a top priority. The White House weighs further deficit cuts and possibly postponing the tax cut to avoid tightening monetary policy during Carter’s reelection window.

Chet Currier New York Wall Street Robert Stovall Dean Witter Reynolds Inc Chemical Bank Wall Washington White House Cohen Carter

Be sure 1983 may bring cheaper steak amid cattle cycle

The article notes beef prices rising now due to drought and shrinking herds from 132 million head in 1975 to about 116 million this year. It suggests beef could become cheaper by 1983 as herd expansion improves supply, though inflation and middleman costs may offset gains. It also covers California property tax limits, Ford Pinto recalls, Carter veto threats, and a projected drop in the federal deficit.

Kristin Goff New York (Ap Ford Motor Co Ford Carter Congress Office of Management and Budget

Cattle Futures Rally After Beef Quota Move

Carter administration raised beef import quotas to 200 million pounds this year but failed to dampen cattle futures. Live cattle on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange surged on late week buying, finishing up about 1 to 1.5 cents per pound amid mixed reactions from meat industry and farmers. Soybeans and grains declined on bearish pressure, while New York metal prices also fell.

Bob Hinds Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange Chicago Board of Trade New York Carter Mercantile Exchange Chiciago Board of Trade Midwest

Futures Futures trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade

Futures trading on Friday at the Chicago Board of Trade showed activity across contracts for grains metals and energies as traders absorbed overnight data and adjusted positions amid unsettled market sentiment.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

NYSE Trading Snapshots and Market Figures

New York stock exchange activity shows varied price moves across many tickers with notable highs and lows. Traders monitored volumes, open interest, and futures spreads amid mixed sector performance, including metals, energy, and agricultural contracts.

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