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Japan revises growth up, but China stays on top
Japan's economy expanded more than first thought in the April-June quarter, government data showed Friday, soothing fears that a fragile recovery could grind to a halt.
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Obama concedes poor economy threatens Democrats
President Barack Obama is conceding that if the midterm election turns out to be mostly a referendum on the sluggish economy, Democrats are "not going to do well."
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Fewer jobless claims, higher exports boost U.S. outlook
The number of people who filed new claims for unemployment benefits fell in the latest week, reversing a recent run-up that stoked concerns of a weakening jobs market.
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It's the mortgages, stupid
This week's proposals by the Obama administration to deal with the persistent economic crisis will be, as with previous plans that involved trillions of taxpayer dollars, little more than salt in the wounds.
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Daily Economic roundup - September 10, 2010
After a hip eenie-meenie-miney moe number on the dollar, the bulls and bears decided to leave the currency virtually unchanged against its major counterparts yesterday. USDJPY capped the day only 8 pips lower than its open price at 83.83.
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Japan's Economy Expands 1.5%, More Than Previously Estimated
Japan’s economy expanded more than initially estimated in the second quarter, driven by exports and an upward revision to capital spending.
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Dollar on the rise after better-than-expected jobless data
The U.S. dollar recovered from an earlier dip against most major rivals Thursday following data on weekly jobless claims, benefiting from pressure on the euro after a report a German bank may issue more shares.
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Daily Chart Art - September 10, 2010
It looks like EURUSD is starting to form a pretty obvious (and sexy) range on the 1-hour. As you can see, it was unable to pierce through the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level twice already while it found some major support at the 1.2670-1.2680 a
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July Narrowing Trade Gap Lifts Hope for US Economic Recovery
The United States in July posted the biggest drop in its trade deficit in 17 months, as imports plunged and exports shot higher, according to a government report that could lift hopes for the economic recovery.
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U.S. falls in global competitiveness rating
The respected World Economic Forum's new report on global competitiveness shows that while the U.S. is still the most innovative nation, Switzerland, Sweden and Singapore now outrank us in overall economic competitiveness.
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Gold ends near 1-week low, safe-haven bids unwound
Gold prices fell Thursday, settling near one-week lows on the biggest daily percentage loss in six weeks, as some investors unwound safe-haven trades and automatic sell orders were set off when prices slid past $1,250.0 an ounce.
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Green' jobs no longer golden in stimulus
Noticeably absent from President Obama's latest economic-stimulus package are any further attempts to create jobs through "green" energy projects, reflecting a year in which the administration's original, loudly trumpeted efforts proved largely u


