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ECB, BoE expected to leave interest rates steady
The European Central Bank and Bank of England will likely leave interest rates unchanged on Thursday as they face mounting inflation and slowing growth.
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Fed: Slow growth, still-high prices hit economy
The country is stuck in a slow-growth rut, the Federal Reserve suggested Wednesday.Higher prices for energy, food and other things are pinching people and businesses -- reasons enough for the economy to be Americans' top concern heading into th
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Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead In US Financial Markets
In the Week Ahead in US financial markets, Joe discusses upcoming FED talk and key economic releases.
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Merk Market Outlook: US Housing Sector: Micro Foundation
The mild mid summer bounce in sales activity inside the housing sector has stimulated broad market discussion around whether a bottom is forming in the market.
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NZ growth should start again 'from early 2009'
Investment bank JP Morgan expects the New Zealand economy will start growing again in early 2009, after a series of interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank.
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UK economy 'as bad as the seventies'
Pressure is mounting on Britsh Prime Minister Gordon Brown to find help for hard-pressed families as the new deputy governor of the Bank of England warned that the financial situation was at least as bad as the 1970s.
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Managers predict 3.6 per cent inflation
Business managers expect inflation to be 3.6 per cent in a year - well up on the New Zealand Reserve Bank's 1 per cent to 3 per cent target range.
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Construction falls as Aussie economy slows
The volume of construction work, after adjustment for price changes and regular seasonality, fell by 2.6 per cent in the quarter, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said.
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CB's Stark sees broad-based 2nd round effects
Recent wage rises show the euro zone is now suffering from broad-based second-round inflationary effects, European Central Bank Executive board member Juergen Stark said in a newspaper interview released late on Tuesday.
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Kiwi will keep on falling: experts
The New Zealand dollar closed below US70c for the first time in 11 months last night and with more Reserve Bank rate cuts on the way there is little to stop it falling further, currency watchers say.
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Global confidence bouncing back, slowly
Confidence in the global economy rose from a 10-month low in August as the retreat in oil prices made Americans less pessimistic, a survey of five continents showed.
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Recession shows its face - NZ retail sales fall
Retail sales fell a seasonally and inflation-adjusted 1.5 per cent in the June quarter, providing further strong indications that New Zealand is in a recession.


