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Halloween could turn into a horror show if Wednesday’s significant market disclosures are disappointing. That’s the day we get our first look at the third quarter’s economic numbers and word from Ben Bernanke & Co. on the direction of interest rates. Let’s say we get some Halloween goodies, namely that growth in the gross domestic product runs 3% or higher and that the Fed, as widely expected, cuts the fed funds rate by 25 basis points, following last month’s reduction of 50 basis points.
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|Halloween could turn into a horror show if Wednesday’s significant market disclosures are disappointing. That’s the day we get our first look at the third quarter’s economic numbers and word from Ben Bernanke & Co. on the direction of interest rates. Let’s say we get some Halloween goodies, namely that growth in the gross domestic product runs 3% or higher and that the Fed, as widely expected, cuts the fed funds rate by 25 basis points, following last month’s reduction of 50 basis points.
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