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| | | ... Chaney telling us that "We've got a perfect storm at the moment," and its chief economist Alan Oster predicting the unemployment rate to rise above 6% by the end of the year. Reports noted that this is higher than the peak 5.8% reached (in 2009) during ... |
| | | | ... soon because jobs increased by 175,000 in May, much more than the 167,000 markets were expecting. Not...because the unemployment rate disappointed, rising to 7.6% from 7.5% in April. Then there are the gabs. Taper is on according to Fed mouthpiece John ... |
| | | | ... LONDON - European stock markets fell and the euro dropped against the dollar as traders digested record high eurozone unemployment data following weak US numbers, analysts said. London's FTSE 100 index of leading shares shed 1.11 per cent to 6,583.09 ... |
| | | | ... longest streak of monthly gains since 1997." Not bad for an economy that's deeply entrenched in recession with record unemployment to boot. Not bad at all 'ey? And not only this, the European Commission's recent economic confidence survey shows that ... |
| | | | ... reports convinced traders that the US central bank will continue to boost the economy with its stimulus program. Unemployment claims rose and an initial estimate of first quarter economic growth was revised slightly lower. That suggests the US economy ... |
| | | | ... secrets of alchemy; you can't print gold," Bratt said. Bratt explained that five years since the end of the recession, unemployment is still at 7.5% in the United States and it is not clear that the quantitative easing policy is working. Also, there ... |
| | | | ... Nikkei's 3.5% slide. It's down alongside the big 4% and 3.7% falls in the equity markets of big budget deficits, high unemployment and recession economies of Italy and Spain, respectively. Latest data show that Italy has an unemployment rate of 11.5% ... |
| | | | ... downside risks". So was Big Ben's prepared-earlier, written testimony before the Joint Economics Committee: "With unemployment well above normal levels and inflation subdued, fostering our congressionally mandated objectives of maximum employment and ... |
| | | | ... in the first quarter, taking to six the total number of quarters that the region has been shrinking. And oh, the unemployment rate was clocked at a record high of 12.1% in March. It could be due to the European Central Bank's (ECB) 25 basis point interest ... |
| | | | ... and rumours of speculations ran rampant...until Uncle Ben reminded everyone that stimulation would remain until the unemployment rate reaches 6.5% and the inflation rate doesn't go above 2.5%. And now for the rub, if the US dollar continues to appreciate ... |
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