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  1. Looking Ahead
2. U.S. GDP is expected to stay positive
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. Consumer retreat is over
4. Unemployment’s up but rate of change eases
5. Investment is still precarious
6. Business inventories adjust
7. Despite Caution, A Positive Feedback Loop Slowly Emerges
8. More excess capacity is slowly being used
9. Our Key Concern
10. Fiscal conditions deteriorate
11. Public debt surge will continue
12. China’s U.S. Treasury holdings decline a bit
13. Monetary Policy In Focus
14. Weak job market is the Fed’s main concern
15. Futures see short-term rates rising
16. Policy changes may add volatility to markets
17. In summary
 
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