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Data set to confirm UK recession
Official output data is expected to confirm the UK is in a recession later - in line with what economists have been saying for months.
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U.K. Jobless Claims Rise 77,900 as Recession Deepens
U.K. unemployment rose at the second-fastest pace since 1991 in December as the worsening recession prompted retailers and automakers to cut jobs.
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U.K. Inflation Rate Falls Most Since at Least 1997
The U.K.’s inflation rate fell the most since at least 1997 in December as tax cuts and the deepening recession eased price pressures across the economy.
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Canada's central bank predicts short recession
The head of Canada's central bank said Thursday the country is in a deep downturn, but he predicts it will be shorter than previous recessions.
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Australian Central Bank May Cut Key Rate Below 2%
Australia’s central bank may more than halve its benchmark interest rate as the nation enters a long and deep recession, former Governor Bernie Fraser said.
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Forex Investorz await Obama’s signals on China’s yuan!
President Barack Obama trumpeted his message of change all the way to the White House, but when it comes to the U.S. tone on China and its yuan, economists say that message might not apply. U.S. manufacturers have long claimed that the Chinese cu


