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April 1, 2008 » U.S. economy rebounds thanks to huge growth of farmers markets

WASHINGTON– In a surprising turn of events, new financial data from the Federal Reserve brought jubilation to both Main Street and Wall Street yesterday as the economic picture for job growth, new business starts and overall household income improved markedly improved since last month. But financial analysts were bewildered about the source of this sudden economic rebound: farmers markets reopening for spring with fresh produce.

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What’s not to love about a day to celebrate the fools of our lives, as the turns.

A report in today’s Hour, the recent influx of Euro bearing investment bankers is threatening gentrification in Norwalk’s urban areas, displacing young white professionals, many of  who have settled into the area for as long as five years.

The enormous power of the Euro, which a single coin currently buys 10 US dollars, 4 Canadian dollars and a partridge in a pear tree, has enabled EU citizens to buy anything made in China and shipped the US at a great discount, including real estate.

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