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Sweden Expected To Have Zero-Growth, Low Inflation
Wednesday, the latest Inflationary Expectations survey for Sweden showed that inflation and gross domestic product growth expectations in the one and the two-year perspective have tumbled since the previous survey, a report from research agency T
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German January Business Confidence Unexpectedly Rises
German business confidence unexpectedly rose for the first time in eight months after the European Central Bank lowered interest rates and the government doubled its economic stimulus package to fight the recession.
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U.S. business climate worst in 27 years
U.S. firms are experiencing the worst business conditions in 27 years as the year-long recession worsens, a survey showed on Monday.
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Obama warns of crisis as economy shrinks
AMERICANS are bracing for more bad news this week, when data will probably show that the US economy shrank by an annualised 5 to 5.5 per cent in the last three months of 2008, the biggest contraction in decades.
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Euro Zone New Orders Stronger than Expected in Month to Nov
Industrial new orders in the euro zone declined less than expected in November, falling 4.5% month-over-month in seasonally adjusted terms, according to a Eurostat report on Thursday.
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Australian Consumer Pessimism Deepens
Australian consumer confidence fell in January, the nation’s second-largest department store operator cut its profit forecast, and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said foreign banks may reduce lending to businesses as the global recession takes hold.
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Japan’s Demand for Service Falls as Consumer Spending Weaken
Japan’s demand for services dropped in November as a deepening recession prompted companies to fire workers and lower wages.
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German economy to shrink 2-2.5% in 2009
The German economy is set to suffer its deepest recession since World War II, with growth in Europe's biggest economy to slump by as much as 2.5 percent this year, Economy Minister Michael Glos said Friday.
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European Central Bank Cuts Key Interest Rate Again
The European Central Bank reduced a key interest rate by half a percentage point yesterday, an aggressive step by an institution that has taken a more conservative approach to the current economic crisis than the Federal Reserve and other major c
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German DIW Says Economy Will Contract 0.8% in First Quarter
The German economy, Europe’s biggest, will shrink 0.8 percent in the first quarter from the previous three months, the third consecutive contraction, the Berlin-based DIW economic institute said.
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ECB Expected To Trim Interest Rates
Thursday, the European Central Bank is expected to reduce its benchmark interest rate further to shore up the economy from prolonged recession.
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Pound slide may switch to dollar from euro for 2009
With all news bad news for Britain's battered economy, sterling's six-month slump may have further to go, but charts show any new year slide is more likely to be against the dollar than the euro.


