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0935 ET 30Sep2008-Wall St rises at open on bailout revival hope

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Stocks rose at the open on Tuesday, clawing back some of the ground lost in

Wall Street's worst slide in more than 20 years, as investors bet Washington

would work to revive a plan to stabilize the financial system. For more, click

Reuters Messaging rm://steven.c.johnson.reuters.com@reuters.net

0915 ET 30Sep2008-US home price drops hit fresh records in July -S&P

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Prices of single-family homes plunged a record 16.3 percent in July from a

year earlier, extending declines that have plagued the housing market for two

years, according to the Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller Home Price Indexes. The

S&P/Case Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas fell 0.9 percent in

July from June, S&P said in a statement on Tuesday. Since the peak of the

housing boom in July 2006, the index has dropped 19.5 percent, it said. Click

on for the story and on for a table of data.

Reuters email: chris.reese@thomsonreuters.com

0813 ET 30Sep2008 - Futures rise on hopes for reviving bailout

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U.S. stock index futures rose on Tuesday, pointing to a partial rebound

from Wall Street's worst slide in more than 20 years, as investors bet that

Washington will work to revive a plan to stabilize the U.S. financial system.

Even though the House of Representatives rejected the proposed $700 billion

rescue plan on Monday, investors still hope that leaders in Washington might

work around any disagreements. The surprise defeat of the plan rattled markets

around the globe, with Asian stocks following Wall Street's Monday slide

overnight, but European shares steadied on Tuesday, awaiting further news on

the bailout plan. For more please double click

Reuters Messaging rm://ellis.mnyandu.reuters.com@reuters.net

0749 ET 30Sep2008-Economic diary for Sept 30

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Economic indicators due for release on Tuesday include Chicago PMI and

consumer confidence, both for September. For more, see

Reuters Messaging: rm://steven.c.johnson.reuters.com@reuters.net

0747 ET 30Sep2008-Earnings diary for Sept 30

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Companies reporting earnings on Tuesday include Pepsi Bottling Group . For more, see

Reuters Messaging: rm://kristina.cooke.reuters.com@reuters.net

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