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NEWS
- Obama projects $1.75 trln deficit this year, $1.17 trln in
2010, warns tough choices needed to get finances back in order
- GM <GM.N> posts loss of nearly $31 bln for 2008, says its
auditors likely to cast doubt on its viability
- Number of U.S. workers drawing jobless aid jumped to record
high in mid-Feb, recession undercut demand for manufactured goods
- Royal Bank of Scotland <RBS.L> reports biggest loss in
British history, says Britain stake could rise as high as 95 pct
- Troubled UBS <UBS.N> <UBSN.VX> names Oswald Gruebel, who
masterminded a turnaround at Credit Suisse <CSGN.VX> , as CEO
MARKETS
- U.S. stocks fall on worry over impact of Obama budget
proposal. Dow <.DJI> closes down 88.81 points, or 1.22 pct
- Europe shares close higher, ending 4-day losing streak, RBS
leads a resurgent banking sector. Nikkei ends flat on weak yen
- Oil up more than 6 pct to above $45 a barrel on expectations
OPEC to cut output again, signs of rebound in US gasoline demand
- Dollar declines against euro, with investors willing to take
on more risk, though poor U.S. data helped limit losses
- U.S. govt debt prices fall as prospect of a record $1.75
trillion budget deficit highlights need to ramp up bond issuance
QUOTES
"I don't think that we can continue on our current course. I
work for the American people, and I'm determined to bring the
change that the people voted for last November." - U.S. President
Barack Obama.
"The American people know we cannot tax, spend and borrow our
way back to a healthy economy." - Mike Pence, a member of the
Republican leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"There are some good things in this budget but a lot still
seems very wasteful. The market is crumbling around us and
economies are in the tank." - Dan Cook, senior market analyst with
IG Markets in Chicago.
"It's not so much the economic numbers affecting the stock
market. Now it's any expectation that the banks will survive
better than expected and the fact that the administration
delivered just what the market wanted, which was government help,
but not overt nationalization. That seems to be the magic wand for
the stock market at the moment." - Cary Leahey, economist at
Decision Economics in New York.
"The upward trend in unemployment claims suggests that we
haven't seen the worst in the labor market situation yet, probably
leading to higher unemployment rates." - Gary Thayer, senior
economist at Wachovia Securities in St. Louis, Missouri.
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