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Issue No.1 this morning and that pretty much every morning, your money. That trip to the pump <주유소의> 주유펌프 still painful. Wall Street getting back to business minutes from now after a long holiday weekend.

 

And the talk on the street this morning? A huge buyout <기업, 주식 따위의> 매수 looking a lot better for some of you. First up, let’s check those gas prices. AAA 미 자동차 협회 putting the cost of a gallon of regular at $3.26 this morning, down about a half cent since yesterday.

 

We are looking for a surge 급상승 in the DOW. And the markets open in less than 30 minutes. Futures 선물 are way 훨씬 up and investors are certainly crossing their fingers <행운·성공을 빌어> 집게손가락 위에 가운뎃손가락을 포개다. I know you are, too. One reason for the optimism 낙관론? A better price maybe in the works <구어> 진행 중에 for investment bank Bear Stearns. Five times better according to the New York Times. The paper <구어> 신문 reports JP Morgan Chase is trying to calm down Bear Stearns’ investors while keeping the government’s blessing. We’re watching, of course, for any developments 새로운 사실 there.

 

Keep watching CNN. In fact, all this week our money team has had a special report on your money. It’s called Issue No. 1, the economy you can watch today at noon eastern. Only on CNN. Get back to business on the campaign trail 선거유세 여행. Hillary Clinton is in Pennsylvania today. She is scheduled to make what’s being called the major policy speech on the economy next hour.

 

We will be keeping an eye on ~을 감시하다, ~에 유의하다 that for you. Today is the last day for Pennsylvanians to register 선거인 명부에 등록하다 to vote in the April 22 primary 예비선거. Barack Obama is off the trail today. He is taking a few days vacation. John McCain continues his busy schedule back in the US after a weeklong trip to Europe and the Middle East. Today, McCain heads to California for an afternoon town hall 시청 meeting near San Diego and a fundraiser <기금>모금행사.

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