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  1. Fiscal debt drama has chill for markets

    he following comments were overheard at a recent meeting of Debt-aholics Anonymous.

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  1. Monetary policy drives bond market asymmetry

    The Fed's action since 2008 is profoundly distorting U.S. fixed income markets.

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  2. Jack Lew nominated as next Treasury secretary

    Jack Lew was nominated to be secretary of the Treasury on Thursday by President Barack Obama, to succeed Timothy Geithner.

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  3. 'Bare-bones' resolution to budget crisis seen as most likely

    Any fiscal-cliff resolution is being seen as nothing more than a “bare-bones” extension approved by the end-of-the-year deadline.

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  4. Stocks fall for fifth day as fiscal cliff looms

    Stocks fell for a fifth day on Friday, the longest slump since September, as lawmakers prepared for talks to avoid the fiscal cliff of spending cuts and tax increases looming in January. Treasuries extended a weekly gain.

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  5. Stocks trim losses as House sets Sunday session over budget impasse

    Stocks on Thursday pared most of their early declines as the House of Representatives was said to plan a session on Sunday, fueling optimism a budget deal will be reached.

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  6. GM buying back $5.5 billion of its shares as Treasury plans exit

    General Motors announced Wednesday it will purchase $5.5 billion of its stock from the U.S. Treasury, moving the government a step closer to ending the controversial bailout of the auto industry.

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  7. Profiteers and politicians: Two groups that need to clean up their acts

    As politicians in Washington consider a resolution to the Fiscal Cliff, they could learn important lessons from people's opinion of profiteering.

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  8. BlackRock Public-Private Investment Fund liquidated

    BlackRock liquidated its BlackRock Public-Private Investment Fund, a portion of the U.S. Treasury's program of partnering with money managers as part of an overall strategy for economic recovery following the financial crisis.

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  9. FSOC approves money-fund recommendations for public comment

    A panel of federal financial regulators did on Tuesday what the Securities and Exchange Commission failed to do over the summer – release for public comment a proposal to reform money market mutual funds.

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  10. Iwry discusses DC participation rates at P&I conference

    J. Mark Iwry, deputy assistant Treasury secretary for retirement and health policy, says defined contribution plan executives can take several steps to improve their plans now — and raise participation rates — without more government regulation or more risk to the plans.

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  11. AllianceBernstein liquidates Public-Private Investment Program fund for Treasury

    AllianceBernstein on Tuesday liquidated its Legacy Securities Fund, part of the U.S. Treasury's Public-Private Investment Program.

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  12. Investors should worry about sanction violators

    Institutional investors should be concerned with the impact that repeated sanction violations by financial institutions might have on valuations and portfolios.

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  13. Treasury sets rates for corporate pension stabilization

    The Treasury Department on Thursday issued pension funding rates that will allow sponsors of corporate defined benefit plans to reduce their pension contributions by as much as 20%.

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