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FEATURED INDUSTRY NEWSMiami Industry Breakfast Set For Feb. 15 ā Tickets Now AvailableThe Miami Industry Breakfast will be held during the 2024 Discover BoatingĀ® Miami International Boat ShowĀ® on Thurs., Feb. 15 from 7:30 ā 9:30 am at the Miami Beach Convention Centerās Sunset Ballroom. Hear about current trends in the recreational boating industry and celebrate the latest innovations and innovators during this exclusive event. Read More Major Bipartisan Outdoor Recreation Package Passes Key Hurdle In CongressLast week, the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee passed by unanimous consent the Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences (EXPLORE) Act. The EXPLORE Act includes key provisions for recreational boating and is the first-ever outdoor recreation specific package of bills. Read More LEADING ECONOMIC AND POLICY NEWSRichmond Federal Reserve President Does Not Rule Out March Rate CutCNN reports while some Federal Reserve officials have made the case that March rate cuts are unlikely, Richmond Federal Reserve President Tom Barkin āisnāt ruling March out entirely.ā He said, āYou have to focus on whatās happening on demand and whether thatās either helping your efforts to bring inflation in line or working against you, and then I think you make the call when you get to the meeting.ā Barkin added, āIād like to see inflation convincingly headed back to our target. I donāt have any particular objection to normalizing rates when itās the right time.ā S&P 500, DJIA Hit New All-Time HighsCNBC reports, āStocks rose Monday as investors built on the previous sessionās historic move to record highs.ā The Dow Jones Industrial Average āclimbed 138.01 points, or 0.36%, to finish at 38,001.81. Mondayās gains pushed the blue-chip average to a new record and above the 38,000 level for the first time.ā The S&P 500 āadded 0.22% to 4,850.43, also reaching a fresh all-time high,ā and the Nasdaq Composite āadvanced 0.32% to 15,360.29.ā CNBC says, āTwo significant pieces of economic data are on the slate this week. A preliminary fourth-quarter GDP growth figure is due on Thursday, followed by the Commerce Departmentās closely-watched personal consumption expenditures price index for December on Friday.ā Previous Top Stories | |||||||||||
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If you are unable to see the message or images below, click here to view Shows Certification Advocacy Statistics International Membership Customized Briefing for manoj dole March 25, 2024 FEATURED INDUSTRY NEWS Early Bird Registration For The American Boating Congress Closes April 1 Early bird registration for the American Boating Congress (ABC) closes on April 1, 2024. This is your final chance to take advantage of discounted rates and secure your spot at our industryās premier advocacy event. Read More LEADING ECONOMIC AND POLICY NEWS Fed Signals Possibility Of Rate Cuts To Prevent Rising Unemployment Bloomberg reports the Federal Reserve āis signaling a willingness to cut rates to head off a job-cutting spiral ā even if that means somewhat higher inflation for a while....
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