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| | | ... But don't despair Virginia, we didn't miss much. Better than expected it may be but the 2.0% annualised growth in US real GDP in the third quarter confirmed what we already knew - that American activity is improving... but at a rate that would put a ... |
| | | | ... Ole! 'Twas lucky the Spanish news came when it did. It was able to drown the bad news out of America - US second quarter real GDP growth was revised lower to an annualised rate of 1.3% from the previous estimate of 1.7% and durable goods orders (a leading ... |
| | | | ... a corresponding 40.6% dive in the country's current account surplus. The downward revision in Japan's second quarter real GDP growth to an annualised rate of 0.7% -- half the 1.4% rate in the original estimate - only hammers in the country's dour situation. ... |
| | | | ... into effect in May and previous efforts to weaken its currency. What does Brazil have to show for all these? Brazil's real GDP improved to an annual rate of 1.6% in the second quarter, four times the 0.4% annual rate in Q1 and a 0.6% annual rate of contraction ... |
| | | | ... housing, industrial production and the index of leading economic indicators have shown improvement. And just last night, US real GDP growth was revised higher to an annualised rate of 1.7% in the June quarter from the initial estimate of 1.5%. Not much ... |
| | | | ... indications show that the festering problems in the region are impacting activity in the two biggest countries - German real GDP growth eased to 0.3% in the June quarter from 0.5%, France showed no growth in both quarters - the latest reading are in ... |
| | | | ... the number to come in at 7.6%. The same goes for India - another fast growing economy that's not growing fast anymore. Real GDP slowed to just 5.6% in the first quarter, nearly half the 10% rate in the last quarter of 2010....and Brazil, whose economy ... |
| | | | ... peso's 4.8% appreciation this year. Despite weak US growth, a slowdown in China and troubles in Europe, the Philippines' real GDP growth quickened to just over 6.0% in the year to the first quarter from 4.5% in the previous three-month period. This is ... |
| | | | ... sheilas, are done waiting too. Contrary to the pessimistic headlines, we were done waiting as early as the first quarter. Real GDP expanded by 4.3% as at the end of March quarter - the fastest rate since the third quarter of 2007. Yes, that was even ... |
| | | | ... dressing or speculators taking their profits ahead of a big decision in Europe. The third revision of first quarter US real GDP growth was released. No, not that it was unchanged at 1.9%. That couldn't be a rationale for last night's dip. The Supreme ... |
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