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European Confidence Remains Close to Three-Year Low
Confidence among European executives and consumers stayed at the lowest in almost three years in May as soaring oil and food prices pushed up costs and the euro's gain against the dollar damped exports.
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U.K. Home Values Drop Most on Record, Nationwide Says
U.K. house prices fell in May by the most since at least 1991 as the shortage of credit starved the property market of buyers, Nationwide Building Society said.
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German Unemployment Unexpectedly Increased in May
German unemployment unexpectedly rose in May for the first time in more than two years as record oil prices and the euro's appreciation weighed on exports.
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Will the Fed Use a 'Two-by-Four' to Whack Oil?
The inflationary reality that we as consumers have been living for months may finally be starting to dawn on the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Top Three Chart Patterns for Wednesday
Top Chart Setup #1: Euro in Breakdown ZoneTop Chart Setup #2: Kiwi Bulls Bomb at Resistance
Top Chart Setup #3: The Mighty Peso
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Canada's Flaherty upholds economic growth outlook
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty maintained on Wednesday his forecast for economic growth of 1.7 percent in 2008 but warned the economy faces serious challenges amid the U.S. slowdown.
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Understanding crude oil prices
How would one go about explaining what oil prices have been doing and predicting where they might be headed next? This paper explores three broad ways one might approach this.
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Meltzer on the Fed, Money, and Gold
Allan Meltzer of Carnegie Mellon University talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about what the Fed really does and the political pressures facing the Chair of the Fed. He describes and analyzes some fascinating episodes in U.S. monetary history
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Q1-08 Eurozone GDP - A Last Salute from Germany?
The preliminary and 'non-broken up' GDP figures for the Eurozone economy are now out for the first quarter of 2008.
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Fed Won’t Allow Stagflation, Too Early to Talk Rate Hike
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Janet Yellen said Tuesday the central bank won’t allow a reprise of the 1970s stagflation era. During that period, the economy was faced with a mix of high inflation and slow economic growth that wa
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Economists React: ‘Little Indication’ of Housing Bottom
Economists and others weigh in on the latest data from the Case-Shiller house price indices, which showed a drop in prices, and new-home-sales data, which showed an increase in sales and a jump in new-home prices.
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J.P. Morgan: Inflation to Hit 5%
The consumer price index will be up 5.1% in August from a year earlier, Michael Feroli, economist at J.P. Morgan Chase, predicted in a note today to clients.


