i'm richard dekaser. >> tom: finally, who said football can't be fashionable?he n.f.l. today, the league launched a $10 million marketing effort aimed at getting female fans to wear their favorite team colors on more than just game day. new products include more feminine team t-shirts, stylish flip flops, jewelry, purses and jackets-- all containing n.f.l. logos. the hope is that female n.f.l. fans can wear their team spirit for a night on the town, a day at the gym or casual friday at the office. women make up a third of all n.f.l. fans, so this new line may have some potential. >> susie: how about the cleveland browns? i'm going to have to go shopping for my new browns wardrobe. >> tom: there you go. cleveland brown earrings, how about it. that is "nightly business report" for this monday evening, september 27. thank you for joining us. i'm tom hudson. have a great night,. >> suzie:y. >> susie: you too, tom, we hope to see you again tomorrow night. this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored

economists like richard dekaser argue deflation is a concern, but not enough of one to require immediate action. the bigger concern, he says, is getting back to maximum employment. >> that's why we see the federal reserve maintaining interest rates at what are the lowest level in the existence of the federal reserve and in fact, talking about keeping them there for an extended period of time. all of this is aimed at lowering the jobless rate, that's one of its two objectives and that's the one that they have not yet achieved. >> reporter: the fed's dual mandate is not just a suggestion, it is a legal requirement. which is why many fed-watchers expect tomorrow's meeting will end with the fed promising to take further action if it doesn't see more progress towards price stability and maximum employment. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: word the recession is over gave wall street a shot of confidence. the dow rose 145 points, the nasdaq added 40 and the s&p 500 was up 17. trading volume was still light, with 954