Economy may be victim of war against terrorism

Article Abstract:

Terrorism against the United States is expected to throw the country into a short recession, with the country rebounding in the first quarter of 2002. The longer-range impact may be a reduction of private investment and an increase in security costs.

Economic Views, Economic policy, United States economic conditions, Recessions

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Cooler heads may find buying opportunities in base metals

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The economic indicators used to gauge market valuations are not very useful in this environment of terrorism. But investors betting on fears of global war and recession may profit by owning shares of the Canadian base metals industry.

Primary Metal Manufacturing, PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES, Metals, Usage, Metal industries, Economic indicators, Metals (Materials), Metal industry

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Nuclear plans may stall on uranium shortage

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The poor investments in uranium production and enrichment despite growing demand for it for nuclear energy is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Financial management, Uranium-Radium-Vanadium Ore Mining, Uranium-radium-vanadium ores, Uranium Mining, Company investment, Investments, Supply and demand, Nuclear energy, Market trend/market analysis, Uranium enrichment

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