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Fed Gov. Edward Kelley resigns
Kelley said he will resign as soon as at least one of the current vacancies is filled. "After 14 highly rewarding years of service on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, I want to focus on family and other interests," he said. Kelley, 69, a Reagan appointee, took office in 1987. President Bush reappointed him in 1990 to a term that expires Jan. 31, 2004. The board of governors consists of seven members, but there have been two vacancies since July 1999. The White House said it was "moving expeditiously" on nominees.
Economy will post 3.2% growth
next year: Chicago Fed's survey
Cheaper energy and more industrial output will lead the way, say the resultsof a Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago survey of 30 people involved in the auto industry. They took part in the Chicago Fed's annual Auto Outlook Symposium in Detroit. The survey put 2001 growth at just 2%. The survey also shows experts expect:.
Unemployment will hold steady at 4.6% in 2001 and 2002.
West Texas Intermediate crude oil will fall to $26.10 a barrel in 2002 compared with $27.50 this year.