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UN says world economy will only grow by 1.8 percent
United Nations says economy is 'teetering on brink' of severe downturn
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Economic data look mild, but feeling is gloomy
House prices are falling, food and energy prices are rising and consumers are gloomier than they’ve been in decades. But the latest data on the U.S. economy shows it still has a feeble pulse
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Fed likely to prefer lending over interest-rate cuts
The Federal Reserve's decision Friday to lend more to banks may be a sign that policy makers want to avoid cutting interest rates any further, as they combat a credit crisis that is far from over.
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Bank of England Fears Financial Meltdown
The Bank of England has warned that banks' fears of a financial meltdown may become a self-fulfilling prophecy. Banks previously over-willing to lend are now too reluctant, even with credit-worthy borrowers, it suggests.
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Buffett says recession may be worse than feared
Warren Buffett, the world's richest person, said the U.S. economy is in a recession that will be more severe than most people expect.
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Peter Hooper on the Economic Outlook
The speaker at our UCSD Economics Roundtable this week was Peter Hooper, chief economist for Deutsche Bank Securities. Here is a brief summary of his thoughts about the U.S. economic outlook.


