News & Events
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Sep 22 2006
Weekly Leading Index Slips
A leading gauge of future U.S. economic growth declined in the latest week, a report showed on Friday. More
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Sep 15 2006
Weekly Leading Index Rises
A leading gauge of U.S. economic growth rose in the latest week, a report showed on Friday, while its annualized growth rate edged up. More
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Sep 08 2006
Weekly Leading Index Edges Up
A leading gauge of U.S. economic growth edged higher in the latest week,. More
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Sep 01 2006
Eurozone Price Pressures Dip
July euro zone inflation pressures ease a bit, but remain close to five year highs. More
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Sep 01 2006
Weekly Leading Index Flat
A leading gauge of U.S. economic growth was unchanged in the latest week, a report showed on Friday, with its annualized growth rate also flat. More
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Sep 01 2006
Future Inflation Gauge Eases
U.S. inflation pressures fell in August. More
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Aug 31 2006
Consumer Spending Up in July
Spending by American consumers grew last month at twice the rate it did in June. More
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Aug 30 2006
A Forecast for a Fork in the Road
NEARLY six years ago, when most forecasters were still whistling past the graveyard, a small outfit in New York known as the Economic Cycle Research Institute said the 1990's boom was over. More
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Aug 26 2006
Globe and Mail
Housing Reports a Bad Omen?
Downturn leads to higher risk of U.S. recession. More
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Aug 25 2006
Weekly Leading Index Holds Steady
A leading gauge of future U.S. economic growth held steady in the latest week, a report showed on Friday, although its annualized growth rate fell. More
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Aug 23 2006
Soft or Hard Landing?
U.S. Economy Trying For A Soft Landing, But Hard Fall A Risk More
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Aug 23 2006
Fed Gets Big Picture Respite
Data Weary Fed To Get Big Picture Respite In Jackson Hole More
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Aug 22 2006
The Productivity Watch
The nirvana of high growth and low inflation may be over. More
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Aug 18 2006
Weekly Leading Index Ticks Up
A leading gauge of U.S. economic growth ticked up slightly in the latest week, a report showed on Friday, although its annualized growth rate fell for a second straight week. More
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Aug 11 2006
Bernanke's Big Bet
Fed policy-makers are hoping the cooling economy will stamp out inflation. But what if they're wrong? More
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Aug 11 2006
Weekly Leading Index Unchanged
A leading gauge of U.S. economic growth was unchanged in the latest week. More
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Aug 09 2006
Fed Skips Rate Hike
Fed Skips Rate Hike, bets on nascent economic slowdown. More
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Aug 04 2006
Comments on Economy, Inflation
Lakshman Achuthan, managing director at Economic Cycle Research Institute, comments on the U.S. job market trend, inflationary pressures, and the Federal Reserve. More
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Aug 04 2006
Euro Zone Inflation Pressures Ease
Underlying price pressures in the euro zone eased in June after hitting five-and-a half year highs in April. More
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Aug 04 2006
U.S. Future Inflation Gauge Rises
U.S. inflation pressures rose in July. More
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