Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 93, No. 219, Ed. 2 Wednesday, November 3, 1982 Page: 6 of 20
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stocks. the best-known ly suggest the economy
measure of the market, is strengthening," said 4
climbed 16.38 points to Steven Dobson, a senior
1,022.08 At one point, economist at Bank of
the blue-chip average. America in San Francis-
which rose 13.98 points co. "Neither figure gets
Monday, was up more me overly excited "
than 26 points in what Dobson said he ex-
many analysts had ex- pects a weak recovery
pected to be a lackluster from recession
session as Wall Street "It’s a heck of a lot
awaited results of the better than the uniform-
elections. ly poor reports we were
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family homes rose in year," said Robert
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show improvement in rate since May 1981 and
the nation's home sales private and government
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two very weak segments fleeted recent sharp de-
of the economy clines in mortgage inter-
Stock prices rose est rates.
across the board Tues- The Commerce De-
day in surprisingly partment also reported
heavy election-day trad- new orders for manufac-
ing of nearly 105 million tured goods rose 0.7 per-
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