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Our view: U.S. retains clout in global markets - for now
Amidst all the panic and uncertainty on trading floors from Tokyo to London this week came the reassuring news that the American consumer is still king in the world market.
As concerns heightened about a 2008 recession here, one school of thought held that the dampening effect of such a development would be more than offset on foreign exchanges by the continued robust growth in places like China and India. Wrong!
As one economist noted yesterday, when the U.S. sneezes, the world still catches a cold. And the mere thought of Americans cutting back on their purchases due to worry about their jobs, the value of their homes and the cost of gasoline was enough to send those foreign stock markets into a two-day tailspin.
Of course, confirmation that they are still held in high esteem by investors overseas comes as cold comfort to the average American.
Patrick Kane a game-time decision for Hawks
Pierre's previous longest stay was 14 games last season. Savard said there's a good chance he'll at least stay this seven-game road trip. ``Hopefully, he'll play well enough for us to keep him around,'' Savard said. ``He's going to get a good opportunity here.'' St. Pierre is optimistic. ``They're saying I'm going to get a chance to play on the top two lines and I'm happy about that,'' he said. ``Now it's up to me to make the best of it and hopefully `the little guy who could' will make the best of it.'' .
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