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2008: Year in Review

Bloomberg News presents commentary from guest contributors including former Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sanford Weill, Economist Nouriel Roubini, Yale History Professor Paul Kennedy, Pulitzer Prize winner David Kennedy, and Economist James K. Galbraith.

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Economy
•Employers in U.S. Cut 524,000 Jobs Last Month; 2008 Losses Most Since 1945

•U.K. Manufacturing Plunges, Price Gains Slow as British Recession Worsens
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•Obama Uses Campaign Tactics to Shape His Pitch for Economic-Stimulus Plan

•Congressional Panel Criticizes U.S. Treasury for Failing to Aid Homeowners
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•Tamiflu Helpless Against Most U.S. Flu Infections This Season, CDC Reports

•U.S. Temperature Last Year Was Near Annual Average for 20th Century
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•China Risks the Madoff Treatment From Treasuries: William Pesek

•Blagojevich Is Right on Law, With Burris at Least: Ann Woolner
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•Bob Bob Ricard Serves Up Designer Comfort Food, Milkshakes: Richard Vines

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Sports
•McNabb Benching Propels Eagles Toward Matching Giants' Success in Playoffs

•Florida Defeats Oklahoma 24-14 to Win Third College Football Championship
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•ING Sells Art From Its 25,000-Item Collection, Though Still Purchasing Too

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 EQUITY INDEXES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
S&P 500895.64-14.09-1.55
NASDAQ1,580.60-36.41-2.25
Russell 2000487.73-14.28-2.84
S&P/TSX Comp9,115.34-106.24-1.15
Mexico Bolsa21,747.91-207.49-0.95
Brazil Bovespa41,328.65-661.90-1.58

U.S. MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE%CHANGEVOLUME
SPDR TRUST SER 189.66-1.5272468124
POWERSH-QQQ30.15-1.9830139954
PALM INC6.470145.4019969985
SPDR-FINL SELECT11.86-0.6718717221
PROSHARES ULTRA26.08-2.9417970083

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Dow8,585.00-111.00-1.28
S&P 500892.00-14.70-1.62
NASDAQ 1001,224.00-25.50-2.04
S&P/TSX 60552.30-3.80-0.68
Mexico Bolsa21,800.00-418.00-1.88
Brazil Bovespa42,000.00-461.00-1.09

INDUSTRY GROUP MOVERS BY %CHANGE
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
S&P 500 CONS DISCRET IDX171.07-3.71-2.12
S&P 500 CONS STAPLES IDX239.49-2.37-0.98
S&P 500 ENERGY INDEX390.07-9.37-2.35

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
EUR-USD1.3524-0.0178-1.30
USD-JPY90.7700-0.4350-0.48
GBP-USD1.5178-0.0038-0.25

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil40.22-1.48-3.55
Gold847.60-6.90-0.81
Natural Gas5.47-0.12-2.06

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
2-Year100.2030.77 
10-Year111.5162.43 
30-Year128.3123.04 
Canada 10-Year111.4802.84 
Mexico Global106.7305.27 
Brazil Global110.9505.70 

FED TARGET RATE
 1 MONTH PRIOR 
0.251.00 

 MORTGAGE RATES (Rates may include points.)
 CURRENT1 MO. PRIOR
15-YEAR4.795.40
30-YEAR5.135.70
1-YEAR ARM5.655.67

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