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Paulson Stresses Goal Of “Market Stability”
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Wednesday that the number one goal for regulators should be “market stability,” and encouraged strengthened market discipline to dismiss the notion that institutions may be too big to fail.
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Consumers descend further into economic funk
Pummeled by high gas prices, rising foreclosures and weak job growth, U.S. consumers' mood turned even gloomier in June despite the stimulus checks they got from Uncle Sam, according to a survey released Friday by the University of Michigan and R
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New Home Sales Fall In May After Increasing In April
New home sales showed a notable decrease in the month of May, according to a report released by the Department of Commerce on Wednesday, although the decrease came on the heels of an upwardly revised increase in the previous month.
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Euro Rises Against Major Rivals
The euro saw strength against the other major currencies on Tuesday in New York. The euro moved to a near-term high against the sterling and recouped recent losses versus the dollar.
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Pound boosted by unexpected jump in UK retail sales figures
The pound was boosted by an unexpected jump in official retail sales figures, which prompted the market to price in a higher probability that the Bank of England will lift interest rates soon to control inflation.
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Australian market declines, Financials weak
The Australian share market was trading down more than 1% Thursday following sharply lower closing on the Wall Street on the back of disappointing earnings results from some U.S. companies and a spike in crude oil prices. Financials were weak on
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UK Manufacturers Report Growth In Order Book Level, Survey S
UK manufacturers reported a modest growth in their order books in June, the latest monthly Industrial Trend Survey released by the Confederation of British Industry, or CBI showed Wednesday.
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Consumer sentiment tumbles in June
Despite receiving rebate checks, consumers are still downbeat as a troubled economy weighs down spirits, according to a report released Friday.
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Home-builders' index matches record low in June
U.S. home builders were as gloomy as ever in June, the National Association of Home Builders reported Monday.
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CPI rises 0.6% on back of surging energy prices
Surging energy costs drove U.S. consumer prices higher at the fastest pace in six months during May, but core inflation increased much less, Labor Department data showed Friday.
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Did Stimulus Checks Play A Big Part In May’s Retail Sales?
Today’s big economic story is how retail sales “surged” in May, since I’m rather loathe to repeat myself I’m not going to dig into the usual around inflation, the use of nominal figures, how beating bad numbers is not a reason to celebrate, etc,
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Retail sales jump 1% with boost from Uncle Sam
Jump-started by an infusion of nearly $50 billion in stimulus checks from Uncle Sam, retail sales rose a surprising 1% in May, the fastest increase in six months, the Commerce Department reported Thursday.


