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Vital Signs: Rate Cut Hopes Get Revived
BusinessWeek Online - In light of the weaker economic data of late, investors are once again betting heavily that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year. The ongoing housing recession, concerns about additional fallout from subprime mortgage defaults, a weaker manufacturing sector, and a slower pace of hiring are all helping to revive expectations of lower rates.
Fremont General can't give exit cost
AP - Mortgage lender Fremont General Corp. disclosed Friday it was unable to estimate the cost of selling its subprime mortgage loan business, adding there is no guarantee of finding a buyer for the troubled unit.
Dow Jones, IAC team up on finance Web site
Reuters - Dow Jones & Co. Inc. and
IAC/InterActiveCorp said on Friday they will create a personal
finance Web site that will use content from their properties
such as The Wall Street Journal and Ask.com.
Wall St flat amid subprime woes, risk concerns
Reuters - Stocks were little changed on Friday
as a declining appetite for risk and concerns about the
subprime mortgage market offset optimism about data showing
steady job growth.
New Century fears damp Wall St mood
FT.com - A weaker yen helped Wall Street claw back some losses this week but fears about the possible collapse of a big subprime mortgage lender yet again checked resurgent investor confidence.
GE's WMC Mortgage unit lays off 460: spokeswoman
Reuters - General Electric Co.'s WMC
Mortgage unit is laying off 460 staffers across the United
States, representing about 20 percent of its work force,
spokeswoman Brandie Young said on Friday.
Stocks to track mortgage woes and CPI
Reuters - Troubles in the subprime mortgage
sector could put Wall Street on edge next week just as
investors look for key economic data, including the Consumer
Price Index, to shore up the market's nascent recovery after
its recent plunge.
Subprime fears dampen Wall Street gains
FT.com - A weaker yen helped Wall Street claw back some losses this week but fears about the possible collapse of a big subprime mortgage lender yet again checked resurgent investor confidence.
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