Global economy trembles as leaders warn of danger
Christine Lagarde of the IMF warned the world is entering a dangerous phase while the World Bank chief voices fading confidence in avoiding a new recession. Markets wobble as the Dow declines near six percent amid global turmoil across Europe Asia and the United States.
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Europe Faces Evolving Debt Crisis and Greece Default Fears
European policymakers struggle to convince markets they can resolve a € debt crisis that now threatens Greece and others. Greece Ireland and Portugal rely on bailouts while creditors balk at a second package. a Greek default could shock banks and the global economy.
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Fed reshuffles 400 billion in assets to push rates lower
The Fed reordered 400 billion dollars of investments to lower mortgage and long term loan rates and push consumer spending. It plans to reinvest proceeds from maturing Treasuries into mortgage bonds to prop the housing market, but economists doubt a meaningful impact amid low debt fears and weak demand. Political gridlock limits fiscal stimulus options.
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Obama on Martha's Vineyard Seeks Consumer Sentiment
Obama says the public wants near term jobs help and long term debt and budget deficits solutions. He notes demand remains weak and firms should match output to real demand while preparing for higher energy costs and fuel efficiency trends.
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China economy slowdown spooks global markets
Investors rattled as evidence of slower Chinese manufacturing emerges. Analysts say the world’s second largest economy still grows robustly, but its softer pace raises worries about demand for metals and machinery worldwide.
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Hospital drug shortages deadly and costly crisis widens
The AP reports deadly shortages of injected generic drugs, with one dose priced at 25.90 rising to 1200 in hospital contracts. Fifteen deaths in 15 months, delays to cancer therapies, longer stays, and more use of gray market suppliers strain hospitals and threaten research efforts.
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Stock MARKET INDEXES rise modestly in trading day
The Associated Press reports stock indexes edged higher amid light volume as investors weighed earnings and economic data. Tech shares led gains while defensive issues limited losses, keeping the market range-bound for the session.
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