posted by
hachibi
14 hours ago
in GBP, GDP, Employment
made popular 12 hours ago
BUSINESSES took a flexible approach to reducing labour costs during the recession, meaning the rate of redundancies was milder than the harsh drop in national output.
posted by
sora
17 hours ago
in JPY, Weekly, GDP
made popular 14 hours ago
The Nikkei average hit a seven-week high on Monday, lifted by exporters such as Canon Inc on a weaker yen amid growing expectations the Bank of Japan could mull loosening monetary policy further this week.
posted by
victoryismine
1 day 1 hour 44 minutes ago
in EUR, GDP
made popular 23 hours ago
Europeans are right to worry – but not about the collusion itself.
posted by
lesz
1 day 19 hours ago
in USD, GDP, Manufacturing
made popular 1 day 18 hours ago
U.S. exports dipped in January, the government said Thursday, but economists weren't fazed. They predict export growth will be a bright spot for American manufacturers through the rest of 2010.
posted by
sexyback
2 days ago
in USD, GDP, Inflation
made popular 2 days ago
The dramatic and costly undertow of deflation continues unabated, as government via fiscal policy and the Federal Reserve, by creating money and credit out of thin air, proceed to overpower this deflation with massive inflation.
posted by
neorix
3 days ago
in JPY, GDP
made popular 3 days ago
The yen fell for a third day against the euro on speculation the Bank of Japan will add more funds to its financial system as the world’s second-largest economy struggles with deflation.
posted by
annie
4 days ago
in JPY, GDP
made popular 4 days ago
Japan's economy grew at a slower rate than previously thought in the fourth quarter of 2009, new data showed Thursday, raising fresh concerns over the country's recovery from a crushing recession.
posted by
jerome
4 days ago
in GBP, GDP
made popular 4 days ago
The pound fell sharply yesterday amid fresh worries about the economic recovery.
posted by
delioncourt
5 days ago
in GBP, GDP
made popular 5 days ago
U.K. banks will face stringent tests to ensure their balance sheets can withstand a more severe recession even as the country’s financial regulator predicted slow growth for the economy.
posted by
mattypark
5 days ago
in USD, GDP, Trade
made popular 5 days ago
China reported stronger export and import figures for February than expected, with the net result of a smaller than expected trade surplus.
posted by
dailyjane
5 days ago
in USD, GDP, Inflation
made popular 5 days ago
After a growth spurt at the end of 2009, the U.S. economy will slow in the months ahead, keeping the Federal Reserve from raising borrowing costs until the final three months of the year, a Reuters poll showed.
posted by
mintyheart
5 days ago
in GBP, GDP
made popular 5 days ago
Adam Solomon at business foreign exchange rate brokers TORfx says business clients would do well to hedge their currency positions while the sterling remains volatile.