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THE NEXT 9 DAYS WILL TEACH US A LOT ABOUT THE U.S. ECONOMY
After years of being off target, Fed officials are close to an inflation bulls-eye... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA SAYS ECONOMY 'FINALLY POSITIVE', RATES TO RISE
Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz walks to a news conference in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, April 18, 2018... READ MORE›
MARKETS SHOULD BRACE FOR MORE VOLATILITY, IMF FINANCE CHIEF SAYS
'Faster Path' There could be a faster path of monetary policy tightening at some point, Adrian said... READ MORE›
EXCLUSIVE: MNUCHIN URGES MARKETS TO SHRUG OFF WORRIES OVER TAX CUTS, DEBT
If by miracle wages go up w out inflation not good for profits... READ MORE›
U.S. TAX CUTS BAD IDEA NOW BUT WILL BOOST GROWTH, SAY ECONOMISTS
After the January inflation numbers, markets were pricing in about a one-in-four chance of four rate hikes this year, up from about one-in-six last week... READ MORE›
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DAVID CAMERON WARNS OF LOOMING SECOND GLOBAL CRASH
A European Central Bank ECB survey showed that inflation would remain at worryingly low levels before picking up slightly next year... READ MORE›
FURTHER FALL IN UK UNEMPLOYMENT
It is the second consecutive month that both measures of earnings growth have been above the inflation rate... READ MORE›
US FED ENDS QE STIMULUS PROGRAMME
The targets for inflation and reduction in unemployment were on track, the Fed said in a statement... READ MORE›
1. ECONOMIC GROWTH HAS BEEN CONSTRAINED BY SANCTIONS
Here are six charts that help explain the hardships faced by ordinary Iranians... READ MORE›
EUROPE WILL FIND WAY TO KEEP BRITAIN IN EU SAYS GERMAN MINISTER
"The size of the economy's decline was a big shock to Abe and the Liberal Democratic Party," said Katsuyuki Yakushiji, a professor of politics at Toyo University in Tokyo... READ MORE›
TEN GOOD PIECES OF ECONOMIC DATA FROM ALL AROUND THE WORLD
It's been a big week for bullish economic data across the globe, from South Korean exports to European manufacturing figures... READ MORE›
UNEMPLOYMENT CAUSES 45,000 SUICIDES A YEAR WORLDWIDE, FINDS STUDY
Unemployment was linked with 41,148 suicides in 2007 and 46,131 in 2009, suggesting that 4,983 excess suicides were associated with the economic crisis in 2008... READ MORE›
AMAZON'S PLANS TO CUT FOOD PRICES WILL BE A HEADACHE FOR THE FED
A low unemployment rate is supposed to boost inflation, or so the economic theory goes... READ MORE›
THE GREAT CREDIT PARTY IS ALMOST OVER, SOCIETE GENERALE SAYS
U.S. investment-grade bond premiums will widen by mid-2018, with European counterparts following suit, as credit markets price in the economic slowdown, they wrote... READ MORE›
TRUMP'S DILEMMA: SLOWER JOB GROWTH OR RISING RATES AND INFLATION?
In general, the lower the unemployment rate, the slower the pace of job growth the economy can sustain without pushing up wages and prices too quickly... READ MORE›
ECONOMIC WOES CREATE ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT MOVEMENTS AROUND THE WORLD
Its unemployment rate is low and youth unemployment is the lowest in EU... READ MORE›
DR PATRICK BARTHOLOMEW BERTIE AHERN I PRESUME?
But Mr Lenihan also ruled out any suggestion of a fiscal stimulus in order to offset the crisis, saying the public finances were out of control ... READ MORE›
U.S. JOBLESS CLAIMS, WAGES DATA POINT TO TIGHTENING MARKET
Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 278,000 for the week ended Nov... READ MORE›
EUROPEAN JOB MARKET IS RIGGED AGAINST YOUNGER WORKERS, SAYS DRAGHI
ECB president laments high levels of youth unemployment and warns near-zero inflation damages Generation Y's prospects... READ MORE›
U.S. JOBLESS CLAIMS RISE, BUT LABOR MARKET STILL FIRMING
Companies are not laying off workers for weak demand recession conditions, said Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York... READ MORE›
LONDON HOUSE MARKET WORST IN U.K. WITH PRICE DROP LAST YEAR
Values will rise just 1 percent this year MacKlow-Smith Says Pound is Undervalued Long-Term London was the worst-performing home market in the U.K... READ MORE›
LOW U.S. JOBLESS RATE MAY TEMPT FED TO RETHINK WAGE-GAIN TRIGGER
As recently as 2013, Fed officials estimated Nairu in the U.S. around 5.6 percent... READ MORE›
GLOBAL ECONOMY 2016: UNEMPLOYMENT IS TOP PROBLEM FOR PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD, POLL FINDS
Germans were the least worried about job loss only 15 percent of respondents from the European Union's top economy chose unemployment as a major cause of anxiety... READ MORE›
LANDLORD TAX BREAKS PLANNED TO SOLVE HOUSING CRISIS
Tax breaks for landlords are being proposed ahead of the budget as a means of finally tackling spiralling social housing waiting lists... READ MORE›
JAPANESE SHOPPERS OPEN THEIR WALLETS, RAISING HOPES FOR SUSTAINED REVIVAL
That is because the unemployment rate is now low enough... READ MORE›
INFLATION FEARS AND FRACTIOUS VOTERS MEAN NEW ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY
As the designated inflation firefighter, Yellen will have to haul out the hoses, slowing the economy by raising interest rates and making borrowing more expensive... READ MORE›
GREECE MAY RETURN TO ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE MIDDLE OF 2016
But Greece could quickly return to growth if the government ensures financial stability because all the fundamentals are there Dombrovskis said... READ MORE›
CHINA ADDING 13 MILLION JOBS IN 2014 DESPITE SLOWER GROWTH
China's reform-minded leaders have shown greater tolerance for slower growth, viewing healthy employment levels as a top policy priority and an important condition for social stability... READ MORE›
SIX CHARTS THAT EXPLAIN WHY U.S. COMPANIES FEEL UNWELCOME IN CHINA
Here are six charts that explain the overall environment and some of the challenges foreign companies face in China... READ MORE›
CHINA'S PREMIER LI CALLS FOR MORE TARGETED ECONOMIC POLICY
China's Premier Li Keqiang has called for more targeted economic policies and measures to cope with structural changes in the world's second-largest economy... READ MORE›
BRAZIL WOES TO WEIGH ON BANKS' MARGINS, CAPITAL
Deposit insurance coverage has allowed smaller banks to diversify their sources of funding even as unemployment is forcing more Brazilians to tap their savings, they added... READ MORE›
SHINZO ABE'S PARTY SET FOR WIN DESPITE ECONOMIC CHALLENGE
After 15 years in a deflationary spiral, Japanese people are not used to prices going up... READ MORE›
10 THINGS THAT WILL SHAPE AUSTRALIA IN 2016
Below trend domestic demand and low wage growth will be holding back any bigger gains in inflation, Mr Joiner said... READ MORE›
AMERICAN WORKERS CAN'T CATCH A BREAK OR A PAY RAISE
Not accounting for inflation, CEO pay spiked 19.6 percent, helped by a buoyant stock market... READ MORE›
WORLD BANK SLASHES RUSSIA'S ECONOMIC FORECAST, WARNS OF RISING POVERTY
The current crisis has changed the whole structure of the Russian economy, particularly through changes to consumer behavior, according to the World Bank... READ MORE›