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Americans Less Gloomy on Economy Amid Discontent, Poll Finds
Americans are slightly more optimistic about the economy even as large majorities disapprove of the country's overall direction and President George W. Bush's performance, the latest Bloomberg/Los Angeles Times poll shows.
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U.K. Inflation Reaches 4.4%, More Than Double Target
U.K. inflation accelerated to more than double the central bank's 2 percent target in July, making it harder for policy makers to cut interest rates as the threat of a recession looms.
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Japan Consumer Sentiment Falls to Record Low on Gas
Japanese consumers became the most pessimistic they've been in at least 26 years, indicating their spending is unlikely to trigger a recovery in the world's second-largest economy.
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Japan's wholesale inflation hits 27-year high
Japanese wholesale inflation hit a 27-year high in July while consumer confidence struck a new record low, official figures showed Tuesday, adding to gloom about the health of Asia's largest economy.
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Aussie business conditions hit 7-year low
Business conditions have weakened to the lowest point since the weeks after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the US, in a sign the economy could be slowing faster than had many expected, a report shows.
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Paulson: Give stimulus time to work
Treasury Secretary says $168B tax rebate was right size to help economy this year; also says 'a lot of truth' to President Bush quip last month that Wall Street's 'got a hangover.'
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Prime mortgages get hit, dashing recovery prospects
More borrowers with good credit are defaulting on their home loans, and that's going to make it even harder for the staggering housing market to recover.
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Chart of the Day - 8/11/2008 - EUR/JPY
Price action on the key EUR/JPY cross (a daily chart of which is shown), has performed a throwback to the downtrend line (represented by the long red line) that it broke in early June.
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Euro Gains, Snapping Four-Day Drop, as ECB Cites Inflation
The euro gained against the dollar, snapping a four-day decline, after policy makers said the European Central Bank remains focused on inflation and traders judged last week's 3.6 percent drop excessive.
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Australian Dollar Falls Below 90 U.S. Cents as Rate Cuts See
The Australian dollar fell for a ninth day, the longest losing streak since 1980, as traders increased bets the central bank will reduce borrowing costs from a 12-year high.
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Euro Reaches Multi-Month Lows Against Major Rivals
The euro continued to decline against other majors on Friday in New York. The currency hit mulit-month lows against the dollar, sterling and yen. Friday's statistical data added to growing concern over the outlook for the European economy.
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Massive Breaks on the Majors
The majors have made some drastic support/resistance breaks this morning


