posted by
zero
1 day 10 hours ago
in USD, EUR, GDP
Europe is growing at half the U.S. pace, the U.K. budget deficit may reach 12.6 percent of gross domestic product, and that’s proving no deterrent to the strategists who picked last year’s market bottom.
posted by
ceronueve
5 days ago
in JPY, GDP
Japan's economic growth was weaker than first estimated in the fourth quarter, underscoring a patchy recovery in the world's No. 2 economy.
posted by
wisaac
6 days ago
in JPY, GDP, Trade
In January 1983, United States President Ronald Reagan said in the State of the Union address that Americans needed to learn from Japan. He emphasized the importance of education by saying, “Japan, with a population only about half the size of ou
posted by
minxybrilo
6 days ago
in EUR, GDP
Italy’s economy shrank more than originally estimated in the fourth quarter as manufacturers cut output and investments slumped in the wake of the worst recession since World War II.
posted by
grimadventures
6 days ago
in EUR, GDP
Belgium's economy grew by 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009 from the third, in line with a flash estimate published last month, the country's central bank said on Wednesday.
posted by
whatadous
7 days ago
in USD, Special, GDP
Listening to US officials, talking to legal experts, and waiting for an intense Senate debate on financial reform to begin, you can easily form the impression that "too big to fail" adequately describes our most serious future systemic banking pr
posted by
stewie
7 days ago
in EUR, GDP
European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said Greece is “on track” to achieve its deficit-cutting goals following the passage of extra austerity measures.
posted by
marius
7 days ago
in GBP, GDP
Additional tax rises or spending cuts of around GBP20bn (USD30bn), over and above current plans, will be needed by 2013/14 to close the fiscal gap, according to PricewaterhouseCooper's latest UK Economic Outlook report.
posted by
stewie
8 days ago
in GBP, GDP
Estimates that the UK economy will grow by 2.3 per cent in 2011 have been revised down to 2.1 per cent by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC).
posted by
camac
9 days ago
in GBP, GDP
The economy, which emerged from recession in the final quarter of 2009, faces a "high" risk of relapse, and below-average growth in the next two years, the British Chamber of Commerce warned on Sunday.
posted by
hachibi
10 days ago
in GBP, GDP
The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) had forecast GDP growth in 2011 at 2.3% but now says it will be nearer 2.1%.
posted by
yosoybeloved
11 days ago
in Special, GDP
This coming week sees the nation’s industrial base moving back into focus. Another busy schedule for results and trading updates lies in prospect on the corporate front. Whilst retail sales provide a potential economic focus in the US.