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2008: Year in Review

Bloomberg News presents commentary from guest contributors including former Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sanford Weill, Economist Nouriel Roubini, Yale History Professor Paul Kennedy, Pulitzer Prize winner David Kennedy, and Economist James K. Galbraith.

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 EQUITY INDEXES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
S&P 500909.733.080.34
NASDAQ1,617.0117.951.12
Russell 2000502.014.910.99
S&P/TSX Comp9,221.580.000.00
Mexico Bolsa21,955.40-162.11-0.73
Brazil Bovespa42,414.29423.741.01

U.S. AFTER HOURS MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE%CHANGEVOLUME
POWERSH-QQQ30.74-0.0710833975
SPDR TRUST SER 191.10.0610467908
ISHARES-RUS 200050.150.344832351
MICROSOFT CORP20.06-0.302968824
OREXIGEN THERAPE3.95-34.712355815

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Dow8,710.0014.000.16
S&P 500908.401.700.19
NASDAQ 1001,251.752.250.18
S&P/TSX 60556.106.101.11
Mexico Bolsa22,218.00-235.00-1.05
Brazil Bovespa43,050.00589.001.39

INDUSTRY GROUP MOVERS BY %CHANGE
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
S&P 500 CONS DISCRET IDX174.780.570.33
S&P 500 CONS STAPLES IDX241.86-3.07-1.25
S&P 500 ENERGY INDEX399.444.581.16

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
EUR-USD1.3562-0.0140-1.02
USD-JPY91.22000.01500.02
GBP-USD1.5213-0.0003-0.02

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil40.96-0.74-1.77
Gold855.801.300.15
Natural Gas5.54-0.05-0.82

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
2-Year100.1250.82 
10-Year111.1252.47 
30-Year127.1883.08 
Canada 10-Year111.1652.88 
Mexico Global106.7305.27 
Brazil Global110.9205.70 

FED TARGET RATE
 1 MONTH PRIOR 
0.251.00 

 MORTGAGE RATES (Rates may include points.)
 CURRENT1 MO. PRIOR
15-YEAR4.795.40
30-YEAR5.135.70
1-YEAR ARM5.655.67

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