Mortgage rates and car loans will go up because commercial banks will raise their rates too. They reached their decision overnight signaling confidence in the u. S. Economy and job market. They released a statement after a twoday meeting. They raised their rate from 0. 25 to 0. 5 on thursday. Its a first increase in almost a decade. The labor market has shown considerable improvement this year and Economic Activity has been expanding at a moderate pace. Fed chair janet yellen said the decision reflects the committees confidence that the economy will further strengthen. She also stressed they would monitor economic conditions. With the economy performing well and expected to continue to do so, the committee judged that a modest increase in the federal funds rate target is now appropriate. Recognizing that even after this increase, Monetary Policy remains accommodative. For insight lets go a specialist in new york. We asked eric norland about the rate hikes likely effects on the u. S. Ec
Financial crisis. It will 0 go up for. 25 point. Mortgage rates and car loans will go up because commercial banks will raise their rates too. They reached their decision overnight signaling confidence in the u. S. Economy and job market. They released a statement after a twoday meeting. They raised their rate from 0. 25 to 0. 5 on thursday. Its a first increase in almost a decade. The labor market has shown considerable improvement this year and Economic Activity has been expanding at a moderate pace. Fed chair janet yellen said the decision reflects the committees confidence that the economy will further strengthen. She also stressed they would monitor economic conditions. With the economy performing well and expected to continue to do so, the committee judged that a modest increase in the federal funds rate target is now appropriate. Recognizing that even after this increase, Monetary Policy remains accommodative. For insight lets go a specialist in new york. We asked eric norland ab
Donna Mae Norland, 91, of Duluth, peacefully passed to her heavenly sleep Sunday, July 10 at Ecumen Lakeshore. Donna was born May 27, 1931, on a farm in Grove City MN to Oliver and Adelia (Christoffer) Larson. Shortly after graduating from Grove City High School in 1948, she moved to Minneapolis where she worked for Archer Daniels Midland Company. In the spring of 1949 Donna attended a local college dance where she was swept off her feet by John Norland and they married on June 17, 1950. John’s work relocated them to Silver Bay, MN where they welcomed their first two children. In 1956 they moved to their newly built home in the Lester Park neighborhood of Duluth and raised three children. In 1989 they made the cabin at Island Lake their summer home, leaving the cold winters of Duluth to become Tucson snowbirds; Donna continued to escape there even after John’s unexpected passing in 1999. In 2005 she moved to a condo at Miller Creek; ten years later when her health no longer allowed
Two so bright.
My friend Eric Norland penned that bit of verse. He and many others, including myself, saw the conjunction by the seat of our pants. Cloudy skies were forecast for the Duluth region, so I packed up and drove to southwestern Minnesota where the weather looked more favorable. Meanwhile, as a blessed half-hour of clear skies opened over Duluth, I waited for the clouds to part 188 miles away. At 5:35 p.m. they did, and the stars of the show arrived just in time.
Saturn and Jupiter Nathan Klok used a Canon 400mm f/2.8 lens and two 2x extenders to photograph Jupiter and Saturn last night around 6 p.m. from St. James, Minn. Together they were equivalent to a 1600mm focal length lens. Three of Jupiter s moons and four of Saturn s are visible. (Nathan Klok Photography / nklokphoto.com / @nklokphoto)
Two so bright.
My friend Eric Norland penned that bit of verse. He and many others, including myself, saw the conjunction by the seat of our pants. Cloudy skies were forecast for the Duluth region, so I packed up and drove to southwestern Minnesota where the weather looked more favorable. Meanwhile, as a blessed half-hour of clear skies opened over Duluth, I waited for the clouds to part 188 miles away. At 5:35 p.m. they did, and the stars of the show arrived just in time.
Saturn and Jupiter Nathan Klok used a Canon 400mm f/2.8 lens and two 2x extenders to photograph Jupiter and Saturn last night around 6 p.m. from St. James, Minn. Together they were equivalent to a 1600mm focal length lens. Three of Jupiter s moons and four of Saturn s are visible. (Nathan Klok Photography / nklokphoto.com / @nklokphoto)