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That is the widest quarterly gap since at least 1949, according to Bloomberg data, and threatens to revive pressure on the rupee.
Advocates for the elderly fear that mounting deficits will revive pressure to cut Social Security.
Expect stocks to stumble in early morning trading as the Labor Department's unemployment report revives pressure on interest rates.
The surprise disclosure by the Deukmejian Administration that the state has discovered up to $900 million in revenue it did not expect revived pressure in the Legislature on Thursday for passage of a variety of bills, ranging from measures that would authorize tax cuts to others that would create such new programs as state-funded child care.
It was enough to revive the pressure that the challenger seemed to have lost earlier.
To the growing list of grievances between the United States and China, add one more: the Obama administration is reviving American pressure on China to stop artificially depressing its currency, a policy that fuels its persistent trade gap with the United States.
WASHINGTON — To the growing list of grievances between the United States and China, add one more: the Obama administration is reviving American pressure on China to stop artificially depressing its currency, a policy that fuels its persistent trade gap with the United States.
This increased demand has allowed the market for corporate-bond issuance to revive, taking the pressure off companies that had difficulty finding bank loans.In this section Death warmed up Carpe capital Cosmetic surgery?
But Yardeni describes the economy as "running hard, not hot," as he notes that the U.S. economy continues to grow at a solid pace without reviving inflationary pressures.
Advocates of Congressional intervention said public pressure could revive legislation to at least force more transparency about the programs.
Though on a firmer financial footing than in recent years, Mazda is under pressure to revive its lineup of cars.
