Word: seasonale
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Clear Road Ahead. The hike in discount rates was intended not only to cool off the demand for credit but to ease down on inflation. The FRB moved none too soon. The Government announced last week that the cost of living jumped 0.7% for the second straight month in July...
The photography is of course excellent. Without Cinemanscope or Vistavision, the camera catches the seacoast, seasonal changes, and other countryside scenes with delicate and restrained artistry. Very effective angle shots are employed, especially in the last big race, as the horses leave the post, round the turns, and finally slow...
After edging up all spring, the U.S. cost of living has reached a record high and is expected to go higher. In June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported last week, the Consumer Price Index (1947-49 = 100) took its biggest monthly spurt in nearly five years-0.7% over the...
Across the U.S. as a whole, polio con tinued to increase in its usual seasonal pattern, but at a far slower rate than usual, giving the lowest total for the disease year (April 1 to date) since 1947. Chicago remained the hot-spot exception, with a new case tallied almost...
The businessmen had statistics to bolster their words. From the Federal Reserve last week came a continued gentle easing of credit in the form of Treasury bill purchases totaling $116.7 million. The Government reported that new investment in plant and equipment was still clipping along at a record rate of...