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Discussing the better-than-expected jobs report, with CNBC's "Power Lunch" crew with Kenny Polcari, O'Neill Securities and Art Cashin of UBS. "One or two less paychecks, or 20,000 less paychecks can be a problem," says Cashin.
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Britain's financial services sector took on new staff in the first quarter with more gains expected, a business survey said, signaling that a prolonged period of job losses may be ending.
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Economic data boosts the buck, a jobs report sends the Australian dollar higher, and the yen dips as Bank of Japan nominees clear a hurdle - it's time for your FX Fix.
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With Friday's nonfarm payroll report signaling a stronger than expected U.S. economy, these strategists say the dollar is headed higher.
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Discussing the better-than-expected jobs report, with CNBC's "Power Lunch" crew with Kenny Polcari, O'Neill Securities and Art Cashin of UBS. "One or two less paychecks, or 20,000 less paychecks can be a problem," says Cashin.
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On Friday, Cramer celebrated the actions of Ben Bernanke over the past several years and said that the Fed chairman "saved the world" from economic catastrophe.
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Wittlebee CEO and co-founder Sean Percival discusses how his kids clothing company stays competitive, where the goods actually come from, and how his company makes money.
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February same-store sales are up 3.9 percent, reports CNBC's Courtney Reagan; and Rick Snyder, Maxim Group; Mary Epner, Mary Epner Retail Analysis.
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There were hints of good news in the latest euro zone economic reports, but this strategist is keeping a wary eye on the European Central Bank meeting.
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In October of 2007, housing was beginning its freefall. Prices are recovering, but still around 27 percent off their peak in 2006, reports CNBC's Diana Olick.
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The housing sector played a large part of the run to new highs in 2007. CNBC's Diana Olick reports what's happening in the sector now as the Dow regains its historic levels.
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Retail sales help the Australian dollar but the euro zone PMI fails to lift the euro - it's time for your FX Fix.
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In case the turmoil in Italy isn't exciting enough, this week brings the post-sequestration jobs report, and this strategist has a currency trading playbook.
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Italy weighs on the euro, the Bank of Japan gets a new chief, and improving business confidence lifts currencies down under - it's time for your FX Fix.
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An Italian bond sale weighs on the euro and a credit rating affirmation lifts the Aussie - it's time for your FX Fix.
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What home buyers really want, with CNBC's Diana Olick. Since the recession, high-end amenities have become necessities, she says. And people are willing to pay extra for them.
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The British pound had a bad week, culminating in a credit rating cut - and these strategists say more pain lies ahead.
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Lower paychecks for consumers seemed to take a toll on small companies, according to the latest data from Experian-Moody's Small Business Credit Index report. Discussing the state of small business, with Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics chief economist.
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Home builder stocks are taking a hit today after the Commerce Department reported a 8.5 percent drop in housing starts last month, with Bob Wetenhall, RBC Capital Markets homebuilding analyst
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The latest behind-the-scenes report from the most recent Fed meeting could provide clues to whether quantitative easing could come to an early end, and traders will be reading closely.
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Inflation in the U.K. will remain above target for the next two years, Bank of England governor Mervyn King warned on Wednesday, but tightening monetary policy was not the solution as it could push the economy deeper into recession.
