Slow The Economy? Chill, Bill      (Investor's Business Daily)
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Investor's Business Daily - The Environment: As a touted effect of global warming melts under the glare of science, Bill Clinton says we must slow the economy to save the earth. How's that again? Hillary, call your husband.
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Is the Federal Reserve less sanguine about the effect the oil-price spike will have on the economy? Given the run-up in crude prices -- and rising fears that growth could be slowed measurably -- the markets
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Investor's Business Daily - Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke wrote Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., saying he does not think caps on investment limits for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac need to be lifted. Schumer and other lawmakers had argued that easing lending restrictions to let such government-sponsored enterprises offer more mortgages could help calm markets.
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With the market dropping, you have to do something, right?
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Licking their wounds after stiff losses, jittery investors will be looking for relief this week in the form of reassurance that the U.S. economy will keep growing at a moderate pace.
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Business & money: Investors ploughed money into metal on back of concerns about dollar weakness and US slowdown
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Investor's Business Daily - It's not likely you've heard of James Burton. But it's likely you've heard him.
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Investor's Business Daily - Steadfast or just stubborn? A day after the Federal Reserve slashed rates in an emergency move, the European Central Bank tried to squash any talk that it would follow suit.
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Good news for officials who are trying to cool an overheated economy; austerity measures to remain. BEIJING  - China reported a marked slowdown in investment and money supply growth Monday, but stubbornly
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Wall Street may find itself on the  defensive next week if reports on housing and growth suggest  that the United States economy is headed for an acute slowdown  despite the Federal Reserve's pause in its two-year cycle of  interest-rate increases.
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Bernanke's trip to the Hill Thursday will most likely be a letdown. Good thing.
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Investor's Business Daily - That&#39;s a little softer than the prior reading of 4% and estimates for a 3.9% annual rate. But it&#39;s still the best in a year. Net exports were a little weaker than prior estimates said. Still, trade and business investment offset another sharp drop in home building as well as sluggish consumer spending. Most economists expect slower 2nd-half growth as a credit crunch takes its toll on housing and other sectors.
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Settle down, investors. Things are going just fine.
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Investor's Business Daily - Money managers worried about the tech bubble might have turned down offers to start managing a stock fund in 2000.
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Investor's Business Daily - 1 Indexes opened weaker in reaction to another plunge in China&#39;s stock market. But U.S. indexes recovered, despite a jump in oil prices. The S&amp;P 500, Nasdaq and NYSE composite rose 0.2%. The Dow edged up 0.1%. But volume receded across the board. In Shanghai, stocks fell 8% in a continuing correction. The yield on the 10-year note dipped to 4.93%.
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Investor's Business Daily - The U.S. economy is slowing as the housing and auto sectors slump, even as the jobs market becomes increasingly tight.
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Investor's Business Daily - There seems to be a significant slowing in the pace of global economic growth this year, the International Monetary Fund said. The IMF cautioned that restoring world financial markets will be a complex, drawn-out process. The Fed's 75- basis-point 18ate cut on Tue. was "appropriate and helpful," said IMF spokesman Masood Ahmed, who also said the U.S. should apply "targeted and timely" fiscal stimulus.