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Japan's top CEOs say crisis shows US shortcomings
apan's business leaders said Tuesday the U.S. financial crisis has shown the shortcomings of America's freewheeling approach to business, but defended the end of this nation's tradition of lifetime employment as needed to keep up with global chan
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Factory orders drop more than expected in Nov.
Orders to factories fell for a record fourth straight month in November, and analysts believe manufacturing will continue to suffer in coming months as the country slogs through a recession entering its second year.
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Survey finds older Americans cutting spending
Older Americans are spending less on entertainment and restaurant meals as the recession forces them to focus on paying for essentials such as food, gas and medicine, a survey released on Tuesday said.
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Home sales tumble to 7-year low
Pending sales of existing U.S. homes dropped to a seven-year low in November, data showed on Tuesday, as rising job losses and a deepening economic recession kept potential house buyers on the sidelines.
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Chart of the Day - 1/06/2009 - USD/JPY
Coming into the New Year, price action on the key USD/JPY pair (a daily chart of which is shown) has made a very decisive break above a strong downtrend resistance line that has been in place since at least September 2008
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Jan-06 market commentary and technical levels
As I had expected, after breakdown the descending triangle formation on 4h chart, the EURUSD made a significant bearish movement yesterday. The pair hit my short target at 1.3750 and 1.3600, even further, bottomed at 1.3546.
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U.K. Dec. services PMI posts unexpected uptick
Britain's services sector saw a further contraction in activity in December, but the purchasing managers index posted an unexpected uptick to 40.2 from a reading of 40.1 in November, news reports said. Services PMI was expected to slip to 38.5, a
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Canadian Dollar Rises as Oil Breaches $50 Mark
The loonie is making broad-based gains on Tuesday morning against a backdrop of rallying crude oil prices.
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UK Services Sector Rebounds Slightly in December
The UK services purchasing managers index recovered slightly from November's record-low 40.1 print to 40.2 in December, according to a report issued by Markit Economics on Tuesday.
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Euro And Gold Loses Support
U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) found strength against the Euro and JPY but lost ground against most other currencies which rebounded with improving market sentiment and rebound in commodity demand.
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New Tobin Tax Could Restore Yen
While the Yen’s 30% rise in 2008 is no mystery (a result of the unwinding of carry trades), its performance nonetheless defies economic fundamentals. Exports have fallen and industrial production has collapsed, such that recession now appears ine
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Economists see jobless surge, deeper housing hole
The worst financial crisis in more than a half century is going to get even worse, putting further pressure on U.S. home prices and driving the unemployment rate above 11 percent, according to two prominent academic economists


