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: Housing WireSIFMA: U.S. Recession To Continue Through Mid-2009
By PAUL JACKSON
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Securities industry trade group SIFMA #8212; we#8217;d spell out their formal name, but its ridiculously long #8212; said late Monday that it now expects gross domestic product to fall a full percentage point in 2009, as a sharp U.S. recession runs its course through the middle of next year.
The group#8217;s economic advisory round table suggested [...]img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/HousingWire/~4/487487359" height="1" width="1"/Full post as published by Housing Wire on December 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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