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To: Lee who wrote (85830)	12/17/1998 8:57:00 AM
From: Mohan Marette	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 176387

Breaking news,broken news, plain old news and some Headline news. Lee: See if you could find anything good here,I need good news please.<g> ============================================ U.S. Trade Deficit Unexpectedly Narrowed to $14.194 Billion in October The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services unexpectedly narrowed in October as exports -- paced by renewed demand for farm products -- grew at a faster rate than imports. More... Steady European Markets Ignore Raids on Iraq No sign of panic or the traditional flight to safe havens in times of trouble Bundesbank Leaves Rates Unchanged at Last Meeting Before Euro Introduction The Bundesbank left interest rates unchanged at its last opportunity to move them, ending a quarter century of monetary leadership that promoted price stability in Europe and made the mark a benchmark currency. More... U.S. Stocks Seen Mixed After Attack on Iraq; Oil Companies to Gain U.S. stocks may be mixed as speculation a military strike against Iraq will bolster oil prices boosts Exxon Corp. and other oil companies. Mark IV Industries Inc. may slide after it said earnings won't meet analysts' expectations. More... Dollar Falls as Clinton Impeachment Seen More Likely After Strike vs Iraq The dollar fell against the deutsche mark for the first day in three. Concern U.S. legislators will impeach President Bill Clinton outweighed a military strike against Iraq that would typically prompt investors to buy dollars. More... U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level in More Than 2 Months The number of U.S. workers filing for state unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week to the lowest level in more than two months, a sign jobs remain plentiful. More... U.K. Manufacturing, Retail Sales Figures Point to Delay for Rate Cut An surprise rise in retail sales and a slight improvement in manufacturers' expectations for future output dampened hopes for a cut in U.K. interest rates next month. More... U.S. Bonds Little Changed as Investors Balk at Low Yields U.S. bonds were little changed as investors balked at buying Treasuries after bonds gained in the past six weeks. More... Amazon.com Stock Value Enters Kingdom of the Loony Amazon.com's story begins to read like fiction Cramer Learns the Hard Way: Talk Enough and Trouble Will Follow, 'Squawk Box' co-host booted pending investigation into 'shorting' comments