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NBC News Headline
On our broadcast tonight, crisis of confidence. The financial mess 곤경, 궁지 sent shock waves 충격, 여파 around the world while here at home 국내의 retirement savings evaporate 사라지다. Is the worst of it over? How they did. Obama and McCain hit the ground running <준비단계를 끝내고> 본격적으로 시작하다 after last night’s debate. So where does the race for president stand now?
Silver lining 희망을 발견하다. One American town where the troubled housing market has actually created some real bargains 거래 and business there is booming. And sound and fury 분노. How is it that whales came before the justices of the US Supreme Court 미국 대법관? Nightly News begins now. From NBC News world headquarters in
CBS News Headline
Tonight, the bleeding continues on Wall Street. A plan to ease 진정시키다 the credit crunch 위기. The crisis is taking a heavy toll ~에 큰 타격을 주다 not just on our wallets, but our health. I’m Katie Couric. Also tonight, the clash <의견·이익 등의> 충돌, 불일치 in
월 스트리트 최대의 위기 직면
Good evening, everyone. In the question everyone is asking is how low will it go. The stock market slide continued today. The DOW lost more than 500 points. And that brings the total loss, since the bailout <경제적인> 구제조치 was signed into law, to more than 1000. The president says it will take time for the bailout to work, but investors are not buying 받아들이다, 믿다 that and they’re selling their stock as Anthony Mason reports the Federal Reserve 연방 준비 제도 이사회 was forced to step in.
The forecast for the nation’s economy keeps getting gloomier 암울한. The weatherman bearing the bad news, Fed chairman Ben Bernanke. “The outlook 전망 for economic growth has worsened. And that the downside risks 하방위험 to growth have increased.” So the Fed will try to use a blow torch 소형 발염장치 to thaw 녹이다 the frozen credit markets by making short-term loans directly to big businesses. “How unusual is this move by the Fed?” “Extremely unusual. It’s never been done before.”