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To: mishedlo who wrote (21077)	10/31/2004 11:46:42 AM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (1) of 110194

This looks ominous for Kerry. Appears all the MoP money printing Message 20700078 and fresh cheap rates is lifting consumer sentiment again, perhaps just enough in a close election. The cost of all this monetary pandering IMO, a new nasty burst of post-election inflation regardless of who is elected. Consumer Index Inches Up to 119.7 Updated Daily by 8:00 AM Eastern Rasmussen Consumer Index Today 119.7 Yesterday 119.4 Week Ago 114.9 Month Ago 109.9 RasmussenReports.com Sunday October 31, 2004--The Rasmussen Consumer Index inched up three-tenths of a point on Sunday to 119.7. The Index, which measures the economic confidence of American consumers on a daily basis, is up five points from a week ago, up ten from a month ago and up two points from three months ago. The Rasmussen Investor Index gained another point on Sunday to 139.7. The Investor Index is up four from a week ago, up eleven from a month ago, and up three points from three months ago. Thirty-nine percent (39%) of American adults say the U.S. economy is getting better while 47% disagree and say it is getting worse. A week ago, 36% said better and 51% worse.

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