paul: fresh signs of akness the u.s. economy as consume fret over the future and t trade gap dens by the largest percentage in a decade. that tde imbalance is essuring the dollar and pressuring your wallet the fact that they dot believe they nd health care and the fact that they are willing to take ri is a deadly combation. susie: he s talkingbout his peers anwhy young americans could beey to making health refo work. paul: tonight s mart monitor guest ys he s still exemely bullish on gold and silver. he s mhael o higgins, esident of o higgins asset management. susie: then, japan aiines is strugglg to gain altitude, being weighed down by billns in debt ananother round of sses. th s why some say fixing jal could be a major tesfor japan s nereformist governnt. paul: i m paul kangas. susie: and i m susie ghib. this is nigly business repo for friday, november 13. nightly business report is made possib by: this program is made possibl by contributns to your pbs st
paul: fresh signs of weakness in the u.s. economy as consumers fret over the future and the trade gap widens by the largest percentage in a decade. that trade imbalance is pressuring the dollar and pressuring your wallet. the fact that they don t believe they need health care and the fact that they are willing to take risk is a deadly combination. susie: he s talking about his peers and why young americans could be key to making health reform work. paul: tonight s market monitor guest says he s still extremely bullish on gold and silver. he s michael o higgins, president of o higgins asset management. susie: then, japan airlines is struggling to gain altitude, being weighed down by billions in debt and another round of losses. that s why some say fixing jal could be a major test for japan s new reformist government. paul: i m paul kangas. susie: and i m susie gharib. this is nightly business report for friday, november 13. nightly business report is made pos
captioning sponsored by wpbt paul: inflation, what inflation? prices at the wholesale level fall twice as much as expected thanks to drops in produce prices and energy. and that has inflation worries disappearing from the recovery picture. susie: owing more than your home is worth its a growing problem leaving many borrowers with few alternatives: stay put, rent, or sell at a loss. we look at the options as home prices continue to tumble. paul: hewlett-packard says its business is stabilizing. but the maker of computers and printers still saw a 19% drop in earnings as sales fell from year ago levels. susie: target and home depot are also coping with sagging sales. but the retailers both boosted their outlook and that helped stocks return to rally mode. paul: i m paul kangas. susie: and i m susie gharib. this is nightly business report for tuesday, august 18. nightly business report is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your p