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FED & GDP & COMPUTERS RECOVERING - GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since March, - by: rawclawicka
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Networks > NTAP
GDP & FED & COMPUTERS RECOVERING - . GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since Marc - by: investment_researcher
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Storage Devices > EMC
GDP ECONOMY & FED & CHIP RECOVERY - GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since March, - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > SYXI
GDP RECOVERING & FED & CHIPS RISING - . GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since Marc - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > VTSS
GDP & FED & CHIPS BUSINESS RECOVERING - GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since March, - by: technical_indications
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Hardware > CPQ
GDP SURPRISE GROWTH...FED SEES RECOVERY - GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since March, - by: it_expansion
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Computer Hardware > SUNW
GDP 4Q GREW....FED+AMAT SEE RECOVERY - GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since March, - by: investment_researcher
Business & Finance > Investments > Sectors > Technology > Semiconductors > AMAT
GDP GROWTH UP.. FED & AMAT SEE RECOVERY - . GDP Posts Surprise Gain in Q4, Points to Recovery Wednesday, January 30, 2002 The recession-stricken U.S. economy expanded slightly in the fourth quarter of 2001, the government said on Wednesday in a report that could add to beliefs a recovery is under way. Gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy's health, increased 0.2 percent in the final three months of last year, the Commerce Department said. That defied predictions from private economists that GDP would shrink by 1 percent and bolstered expectations that Federal Reserve policymakers will leave interest rates unchanged at 40-year lows when they wrap up a two-day meeting later on Wednesday. A surge in consumer spending on cars and the biggest increase in government spending in 15 years powered the fourth quarter GDP. Amid the strong consumer spending, companies ran through a whopping $120.6 billion worth of inventories, the largest drop on record. 'Recession-ette' Even though the economy has been in recession since Marc - by: investment_researcher |
