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DIARY - Today in Washington - July 31

Wed Jul 30, 2008 4:12pm EDT
 July 31
 ALL TIMES IN EDT/GMT
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 0830/1230 - Commerce Dept. issues first estimate of U.S.
second-quarter gross domestic product.
 0830/1230 - Labor Dept. issues second-quarter employment
cost index; weekly jobless claims.
 1000/1400 - Center for Economic and Policy Research
Co-Director Dean Baker holds teleconference call/Q7A on the Q2
2008 GDP report.
 1100/1500 - Treasury Dept. weekly announcement of 3- and
6-month bill sale offerings.
 1230/1630 - Donald Marron, senior adviser, White House
Council of Economic Advisers, gives an "Update on the U.S.
Economy" before a National Economists Club luncheon.
 1300/1700 House Financial Services Committee Chairman
Barney Frank, Ranking Member Spencer Bachus, and Subcommittee
on Capital Markets, Insurance and Government Sponsored
Enterprises Chairman Paul Kanjorski hold a press conference to
discuss auction rate securities.
 1300/1700 - U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson delivers
remarks on markets and the economy before the Exchequer Club of
Washington.
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