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• Yoshikami: Your Portfolio Needs Commodities
  As we face future inflation and a restart of global growth, investing in commodities makes sense now more than ever. Commodities you see are one of those rare assets that can be profitable in a variety of conditions.
• Can Boomer Babies Resuscitate Housing Market?
  The children of baby boomers will eventually resuscitate the pummeled U.S. housing market, Harvard University said Monday, but in the meantime, limits on income and credit are sustaining the three-year bust.
• Charts: Biggest Correction Yet to Come
  The stock market is heading for a downward correction in September or October more severe than any since the credit crisis took hold, according to Robin Griffiths, technical strategist from Cazenove Capital.
• Slideshow: Worst Expected State Budget Gaps
  The economic crisis has taken a toll on nearly every corner of the American economy, including the financial position of US states. With tax revenues decreasing and spending on the rise, some states are considering drastic measures.

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