Nightly Business Report - 1999-12-21
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[0:01] [Music]
[0:09] Y2K saves the day. The Fed smooths the
[0:13] way to 2000 by leaving interest rates
[0:15] unchanged and Wall Street celebrates the
[0:17] news. The Dow rallies 56 points and the
[0:20] Nasdaq blasts off to a new record
[0:22] skyrocketing 127 points. Good evening.
[0:26] I'm Paul Kangas in Miami
[0:28] >> and I'm Susie Garb in New York City.
[0:30] What are the experts saying about the
[0:31] Fed decision today? I talked with the
[0:33] top economist at AG Edwards. Also,
[0:36] internet retailers are dreaming of a
[0:38] green Christmas. We'll tell you why this
[0:40] is a makeorb breakak holiday season for
[0:42] eailers.
[0:44] >> Nightly Business Report is brought to
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[1:00] Franklin Templeton serving investors for
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[1:12] The financial consultants of AG Edwards.
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[1:17] comfortable with their investments, with
[1:20] their futures. AG Edwards. Be
[1:23] comfortable.
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[1:36] news.
[1:38] >> Good evening everyone. Alan Greenspan
[1:40] gave investors the Christmas present
[1:42] they were hoping for. No change in
[1:44] interest rates. The news from the
[1:45] chairman of the Federal Reserve today
[1:47] resulted in an explosive rally on Wall
[1:49] Street. A tripledigit gain on the NASDAQ
[1:52] pushing it to another r