The New York Times
Eighteen months after the recession officially ended, the government’s latest measures to bolster the economy have led many forecasters and policy makers to express new optimism that the recovery will gain substantial momentum in 2011.
Economists in universities and on Wall Street have raised their growth projections for next year. Retail sales, industrial production and factory orders are on the upswing, and new claims for unemployment benefits are trending downward.
Read all about it> Experts Citing Rising Hopes for Recovery
And not a moment too soon. If things do improve then consumers moods and attitudes will also improve and there should be less uncertainty. And that is bound to have a positive effect on our real estate market here in the Foothills.
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