Weak U.S. output, job market point to recession
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production posted the biggest monthly decline since 1974 while consumer prices were flat in September, according to reports on Thursday that built a compelling argument for more interest rate cuts to slow a steep economic slide.
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