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		<title>Ameriprise Financial - Economic perspective </title>
		<description>Russell T. Price, Sr. Economist, provides a monthly analysis on the state of the economy.</description>
		<link>http://budgeting-investing.ameriprise.com/planning-and-budgeting/financial-analysis/?cid=RSS_perspectives</link>
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		 	<title>Growth resumes... but still no guarantees - November 2, 2009</title>
			<description>On October 29th investors cheered as the Commerce Department announced the U.S. economy’s first quarter of growth in more than a year. The agency said economic activity in the third quarter expanded by a stronger than expected 3.5%, thus ending the longest consecutive streak of economic contraction since World War II.</description>
			<link>http://budgeting-investing.ameriprise.com/planning-and-budgeting/financial-analysis/economic-perspective/2009-11-02.asp?cid=RSS_perspectives</link>
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		 	<title>Economy on the mend but consumers may need more time - September 30, 2009</title>
			<description>U.S. economic growth in the third calendar quarter appears on track to post its strongest growth in two or more years. We currently estimate growth for the period of about 3.2% but growth for the period could be as high as 4%.</description>
			<link>http://budgeting-investing.ameriprise.com/planning-and-budgeting/financial-analysis/economic-perspective/2009-09-30.asp?cid=RSS_perspectives</link>
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			<title>Second half growth prospects improve, but full recovery likely to be a long haul - August 31, 2009</title> 
			<description>Recent economic indicators continue to provide evidence of improving fundamentals.</description>
			<link>http://budgeting-investing.ameriprise.com/planning-and-budgeting/financial-analysis/economic-perspective/2009-08-31.asp?cid=RSS_perspectives</link>
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