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Topic: Inflation
 | Source: Reuters
Almost five months after Democrats used their majorities in the  Congress to push through the stimulus, the two-year package has had little impact as anxious Americans watch the country's unemployment rate surge to 9.5 percent.
 | Source: The Associated Press
Wholesale inventories fell for a ninth consecutive month in May, a decline that has contributed to the longest recession since World War II as factories have been forced to slash production amid crimped demand.
 | Source: Reuters
Legendary investor Warren Buffett said in an interview aired on Thursday unemployment could hit 11 percent and a second stimulus package might be needed as the economy struggles to recover from recession.
 | Source: The Associated Press
New claims for unemployment insurance plummeted by 52,000 to 565,000, the Labor Department said Thursday. That's significantly below analysts' expectations of 605,000.
 | Source: Reuters
Japan's top government spokesman said on Thursday that excessive currency moves are undesirable as they would hurt the stability of Japan's economy and financial markets.
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 | Source: Reuters
The U.S. recession is likely to end this year, but the Federal Reserve will not be in a rush to change its policy stance while unemployment is still rising, a top Fed policy-maker said Wednesday.
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 | Posted By: Jeff Cox | Source: CNBC.com
Much like its stock market counterpart, the Oil VIX is showing a high level of uncertainty among investors as efforts intensify for stronger regulation of energy trading.
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 | Source: Reuters
The global economy is starting to pull out of recession but recovery will be sluggish and government policies need to remain supportive, the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday.
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 | Source: The New York Times
No one argues that the staggering deficits run up by the American government in a bid to rescue the economy are desirable, healthy or even sustainable — not if the national debt continues to swell at its current pace. But considerable debate centers on when and how vigorously to start easing off Washington’s borrowing habit, with substantial risks at both extremes, the New York Times reported.
Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009 | Source: Reuters
The U.S. Treasury would have to inform Congress by Dec. 1 on whether it expects to lend more from the $700 billion financial rescue plan under legislation approved late on Tuesday by a House of Representatives panel.
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Source: Reuters
The value of Japan's core private-sector machinery orders, a leading indicator of capital spending, hit a record low in May as the services sector scaled back spending in the face of weak domestic demand.
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Source: CNBC.com
The federal minimum wage is set to increase later this month, and that could be bad news for small business owners already struggling in a pinched economy.
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Source: The Associated Press
The pace of the economic recovery heading into the fall—electric smooth or diesel rough—will determine whether Obama can prod Congress on the key features of his agenda with momentum or from a defensive crouch.
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Source: CNBC.com
The stock market is still in danger of breaking through its March lows as the economy continues to struggle, economist David Rosenberg told CNBC.
Tuesday, 7 Jul 2009 | Source: The New York Times
French workers normally take off much of the summer, but this month, there is something of a revolution going on here at this former royal chateau roughly 30 miles southeast of Paris. The throngs of tourists will be jostling alongside stonemasons, restoration experts and other artisans paid by the French government’s $37 billion economic stimulus program, the New York Times reported.
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Posts |  TOPIC : Inflation
8 Jul 2009
While the Far East of Russia, China, and others may have animosity towards the West and specifically the United States economic hegemony, they are the masters of their own universe... Read More
7 Jul 2009
As the summer wears on and discontent grows, I expect calls will be louder and louder for additional stimulus from Congressional Democrats to put more Americans to work.... Read More
26 Jun 2009
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The markets are still struggling and consumers are saving more, causing concern that a recovery will be slow... Read More
26 Jun 2009
It appears that almost every nation's central bank is engaged in supplying emergency funds or funding to their respective financial systems to stabilize the economy... Read More
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European stocks closed higher Thursday, breaking a 5-session losing streak. Louis Gargour from LNG Capital considers the...
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The Bank of England kept interest rates at 0.5% Thursday, as widely expected and said it wouldn't increase the amount in...
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