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Posts Tagged ‘ US consumers ’

162 Billion Reasons The Economy Will Improve In 2009

Dec 2nd, 2008 | By Rick Pendergraft | Category: Politics & Economics

Rick Pendergraft says you shouldn’t underestimate the lift that tumbling gas prices can give consumers in 2009. Compared to the $4 a gallon peak in July, drivers will save $162 billion a year at today’s prices. Add that to a boost in confidence from the Presidential changeover, and Rick says a slow recovery could be on the horizon.



Home Foreclosures Continue to Soar Delaying U.S. Economic Recovery

Jun 16th, 2008 | By Jennifer Yousfi | Category: Real Estate Investments

There’s more bad news ahead for the U.S. economy as home foreclosures continue to rise. One out of every 483 U.S. households is at some stage of the foreclosure process, and with that many displaced or struggling homeowners, the economic recovery may well take longer than expected.



As China’s Consumers Start Spending More, U.S Consumers Will Begin to Feel the Global Economic Squeeze

May 19th, 2008 | By Peter D. Schiff | Category: Emerging Markets

As China grapples with the consequences of its devastating earthquake, it finally also has begun to confront the destabilizing forces that are bubbling up from beneath its economic landscape.



Penny Stock Prospecting

May 6th, 2008 | By Dan Denning | Category: Politics & Economics

Are you getting dizzy yet trying to keep track of all the takeover activity in the Aussie market? From the big fish to the little fish, all of fishes in Australia’s resource ocean are on the Chinese menu.