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European stocks closed higher Thursday, breaking a 5-session losing streak. Louis Gargour from LNG Capital considers the outlook.
With savings rates being cut dramatically in recent months, many instant-access savings accounts are now at 0% returns. Aloysius Fekete, CEO...
The Bank of England kept interest rates at 0.5% Thursday, as widely expected and said it wouldn't increase the amount in its quantitative ea...
The Bank of England is widely expected to keep rates unchanged at 0.5% Thursday. Marco Annunziata from UniCredit told CNBC he would be surpr...
UK house prices dropped less than expected in June, Halifax reported, while Nationwide said UK consumer confidence rose to an 8-month high i...
Whether or not a second US stimulus package is needed or not, it has got to be a possibility, Daragh Maher from Calyon said Wednesday. "One ...
"The G8 summit will remain a key focus for investors this week," Fan Cheuk Wan from Credit Suisse Private Banking said Wednesday. "We are ju...
Any economic recovery will likely be slow and hesitant with only moderate growth returning in 2010, according to Barclays Wealth. Michael Di...
David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff + Associates, says inflation is years away.
UK manufacturing output unexpectedly shrank in May, data showed Tuesday. "These are a bit of a disappointment and a reminder that the UK eco...
Aaron Gurwitz, head of global investment strategy at Barclays Wealth views Asia as the most economically dynamic region. He talks to CNBC's ...
An economic recovery will not be seen for at least 12 months, says Puru Saxena, money manager and CEO of Puru Saxena Wealth Management. He t...
The UK consumer is starting to face some serious headwinds and bank lending remains extremely tight, Andy Brough from Schroders told CNBC Mo...
The UK is facing a saxophone-shaped recovery from the recession, which is likely to last into the third quarter of 2009, according to the la...
"The service sector is the predominant sector in the (United) States and we will be looking for further signs of stabilization here," David ...
"At the moment, the (economic) figures coming back in every country unfortunately are not going to be good and that's what's pulling the mar...
Treasurys and other government bonds will prosper if the inflation threat stays at bay a little longer, and a slight fall in the Russian mar...
The Federal Reserve has not started on quantitative easing yet, according to Paul Schulte, MD at Nomura International. He shares his observa...
UK and euro zone services PMI were slightly lower than expected for June. "What it suggests to me is that the quarter just gone for the UK e...
We should not "jump the gun" and believe that we should be seeing all the economic numbers coming out on a positive level as we "still have ...
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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
30 Jun 2009
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26 Jun 2009
Posted By:CNBC.comCNBC Stock Blog
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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TOPIC : Inflation
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Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009
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