posted by
vhinz316
1616 days ago
in USD, GDP
Wednesday morning, the Labor Department released its report on import and export prices in the month of December, showing another steep drop in import prices. With the decrease, import prices showed a record year-over-year decline.
posted by
dotcom
1616 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, GDP
Germany’s economy could have contracted by as much as 2 per cent in the final quarter of last year, the country’s statistical office warned on Wednesday.
posted by
pipOhoLic
1617 days ago
in AUD, GDP, Employment
Australia’s jobs market showed signs of cracking yesterday under the weight of the crumbling global economy, promising to push up the worldwide tally of lay-offs that British officials warn could leave many facing long-term unemployment.
posted by
xjessicax
1617 days ago
in JPY, Fundamental, GDP
Japan’s current-account surplus narrowed for a ninth month in November as exports slumped by a record in the wake of the global recession.
posted by
juanpablo
1618 days ago
in Weekly, GDP
Week ending 9 January 2009: The first full week of trading for the year found many currency pairs seeking new balances as liquidity normalises, with ranges remaining generous. Australia’s November retail trade grew by 0.4% m/m with trend register
posted by
skushno
1620 days ago
in Technical, GDP, Inflation
Where are we headed in 2009? We will explore that in detail over the next few issues of Thoughts from the Frontline, but today we will start with some of the larger forces which will have a major impact on the economies of the world, and I will e
posted by
Lacy
1623 days ago
in CAD, GDP, Consumer
Nine out of 10 Canadians believe the economy is now in recession, while more than half say conditions will worsen over the next year, a poll released Wednesday said.
posted by
ananais
1623 days ago
in GBP, GDP
Alistair Darling warned Britain was 'far from through' the recession last night and hinted that the Government will have to abandon its target that the economy will start to recover later this year.
posted by
odell
1624 days ago
in USD, Fundamental, GDP
Even as Federal Reserve officials slashed their key interest rate to a record low and pledged to use other unconventional tools to fight the worst financial crisis since the 1930s, they still feared the economy would be stuck in a painful rut for
posted by
sassygirl
1624 days ago
in GBP, GDP
Economists now see contraction in GDP lasting throughout the coming year and into 2010 – despite the predictions from Alistair Darling that the UK economy would start to grow in the second half of 2009.
posted by
sassygirl
1630 days ago
in JPY, Fundamental, GDP
Japan's economy will probably shrink at an annual 12.1 per cent pace this quarter, the sharpest drop since 1974, as exports collapse, Barclays Capital said.
posted by
post-it
1632 days ago
in EUR, Fundamental, GDP
French general government's debt reached EUR1.28 trillion at the end of the third quarter of 2008