Japan's government said the country's economy has slipped back into deflation Friday, as the Bank of Japan operated on its economic assessme...
Japan's government said the country was in a mild state of deflation Friday. The comment pushed the Nikkei 225 Average down 0.5% to the lowe...
"The labor market is always a kind-of lagging indicator, less so a bit in the US than elsewhere," Brian Coulton from Fitch said Friday after...
The US-China trade relationship has reached a "bit of a stalemate," according to Fabien Pictet, chairman of FPP Asset Management Friday. He ...
The UK government needs to focus on rebalancing the public finances, Richard Lambert, director-general of the CBI, told CNBC Friday. Lambert...
There is a possibility that Hong Kong's asset price inflation in 2010 could diverge from fundamentals, says Steve Tse, research manager at B...
The Chinese capital markets are still relatively shallow and that is a limiting factor to the free float of the yuan, says Rachel Ziemba, se...
Unlike what the government says, Japan may not have officially slipped into deflation, says Naomi Fink, Japan strategist at Bank of Tokyo Mi...
The time is still not ripe for the Federal Reserve to hike rates, says Charles Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphi...
Inflationary worries are still around the corner, says Jonathan Barratt, managing director at Commodity Broking Services, speaking to Simon ...
Despite its soaring public debt, France looks likely to embark on a 35 billion euro spending spree over the coming years. Douglas Yates from...
"Most Gilt funds are down on the year or they're not doing very well," Ian Williams from City Financial Investment Company told CNBC Thursda...
In order for the UK public deficit to be cut in line with government plans, "there will have to be some very unsavory tax increases or publi...
We are "almost near the inflection point" where we will see "incremental evidence" that U.S. unemployment is "getting less worse; the increa...
The Federal Reserve and European Central Bank will keep interest rates on hold until the end of 2010, the OECD said Thursday. Margie Patel f...
Asia is leading the global economy out of the downturn, but the recovery will be marred by high unemployment and huge government debt across...
At the moment, we are "treading water on the risk trade," Nick Carn from Odey Asset Management said Thursday. "Policy has been geared to re-...
Discussing whether inflation is really creeping up on this nation, with Judy Shelton author/economist.
Gold prices could hit $1,200, says Greg Bundy, vice chairman at AIMS Financial Group, as inflation remains a valid concern over the next few...
The Bank of England was divided on its quantitative easing strategy in November, meeting minutes revealed Wednesday. Neil Michael from Londo...
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TOPIC : Inflation
18 Nov 2009
The Consumer Price Index, a measure of the average price level of a basket of consumer goods and services, was up 0.3% for the month of October, while the core CPI rate, excluding energy and food, rose 0.2%.... Read More
11 Nov 2009
The commodity’s rallying, and despite common wisdom that’s a good thing.... Read More
4 Nov 2009
In citing three conditions, the Federal Reserve has provided a roadmap by which market participants can gauge with greater precision the evolution of monetary policy, in particular the exit strategy for the Fed’s current stance, says bond expert Tony Crescenzi.... Read More
30 Oct 2009
Sooner students bring their most important questions to the Mad Money host... Read More
23 Oct 2009
Stocks surrendered earlier earnings-fueled gains on Friday as investors began to lock in some profits... Read More
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TOPIC : Inflation
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