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U.S. retail sales were lower in June. This marks the second month that retail sales have declined. The U.S. consumer may not be ready for a comeback [...]
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January retail sales data, while showing gains, still indicates that U.S. consumers are quite ready to support the economy.
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U.S. payrolls aren't as bad as expected; the private sector added more jobs than forecast.
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German unemployment data seems to indicate that things could be turning around. As a result, the euro is a little bit higher in forex trading.
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Private sector jobs fell 157,000 in the U.S. last month, according to the ADP national employment report. That’s more than the expected 100,000 loss [...]
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News about sales for December is largely positive, and jobless claims are falling. This news is prompting some optimism for the U.S. economic recover[...]
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Yesterday, the first day of September, lived up to its reputation, as the major indices plummeted throughout the session. Over the years September ha[...]
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It was another quiet session on Wall Street as the major indices bounced back and forth across their opening mark. As mentioned in previous reports, [...]
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Here’s an Easter special; this article is about efficiently sourcing economic data. Traditionally what you will do if you want to know e.g. US GDP da[...]
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More grim economic news expected
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President Obama and Ben Bernanke gave optimistic speeches today with respect to the economy. The recent uptick in the stock market has been signaling[...]
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U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) volatility dominated the markets yesterday with the Moody European downgrades causing risk aversion in Asia and this rolled[...]
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An interesting article on the unexpected jump in consumer confience and why it doesn't necessarily mean that the worst is over.
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The U.S stock indices continued to rally during yesterday’s session, erasing all of Monday’s losses, heading back into prior range. Since the start o[...]
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Bernanke’s encouraging words didn’t have the same bullish affect yesterday, as investors cashed in on recent gains. The S&P500 jumped higher at the s[...]
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