U.S. Economic Policy
1994-03-31T20:31:00-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/a35/19940331203242001.jpgPresident Clinton spoke with reporters during a stop at a San Diego grade school while on vacation in the area. He took questions concerning the recent decline at the New York Stock Exchange and the effect it has had on consumer confidence. He concluded that the recent “skiddish” stock market is a result of the Federal Reserve’s decision to increase the short-term interst rates. He also stated that he called Japanese President Hosokawa to personally apologize for the death of two Japanese students who were murdered in Los Angeles, CA.
President Clinton spoke with reporters during a stop at a San Diego grade school while on vacation in the area. He took questions concerning the recent… read more
President Clinton spoke with reporters during a stop at a San Diego grade school while on vacation in the area. He took questions concerning the recent decline at the New York Stock Exchange and the effect it has had on consumer confidence. He concluded that the recent “skiddish” stock market is a result of the Federal Reserve’s decision to increase the short-term interst rates. He also stated that he called Japanese President Hosokawa to personally apologize for the death of two Japanese students who were murdered in Los Angeles, CA. close
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