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Oct 31 2002
No Housing Bubble to Pop
A leading index of housing prices continues to rise steadily, suggesting no decline in U.S. housing prices ahead. More
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Oct 30 2002
Consumers and the Economy
SUSIE GHARIB: Joining us now to talk more about the implications for the economy, Lakshman Achuthan, economist with the here in New York. Hi, Lakshman. Nice to see you. More
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Oct 28 2002
Whatever it is, it isn't deflation
"...Furthering the theme of no deflation yet, the graph below (not shown) plots growth in a leading indicator of the U.S. inflation rate devised by the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI). More
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Oct 24 2002
Weekly Leading Index Rises
A weekly gauge of U.S. economic activity rose last week, lending support to the view that while the economy may be growing at a snail's pace, it is unlikely to fall into recession. More
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Oct 23 2002
Rediscovering Risk
The sniper murdering at will in the Washington area is a metaphor for the defining characteristic of our new era. It is not terrorism, not an unsteady economy, not the threat of war. It is risk. More
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Oct 20 2002
Leaders' Rule Of Thumb
Rules of thumb are easy to use and even easier to misuse. More
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Oct 17 2002
Weekly Leading Index Falls
The U.S. economy will grow moderately in the foreseeable future, but battered investor confidence and further corporate layoffs could tip the country back into recession. More
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Oct 12 2002
Weak Growth Means Few Jobs
...barring an unexpected shock, the job market does seem likely to improve, particularly over the longer term. More
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Oct 11 2002
Singapore Business Times
U.S. Weekly Leading Index
The Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI), meanwhile, said yesterday that the US economy will skirt a return to recession. More
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Oct 10 2002
Weekly Leading Index Slips
ECRI gauge of U.S. economy flattish on the week. More
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Oct 10 2002
Consumer Sentiment
Following are comments from economists and market experts after the University of Michigan's preliminary reading of consumer sentiment in October tumbled to 80.4 from 86.1 in September. More
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Oct 10 2002
A Ray of Economic Hope
Does the Fed know something that Wall Street doesn't? More
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Oct 08 2002
Improving Job Market?
Economic Cycle Research Institute research points to a recovery in the U.S. labor market. More
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Oct 03 2002
U.K. FIG Nudges Higher
Inflationary pressures in Britain rose slightly in August for the second month in a row, a leading research body said on Friday. More
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Oct 03 2002
U.S. FIG Rises Further
U.S. inflation pressures jumped in September an ECRI report showed on Friday. More
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Oct 03 2002
Weekly Leading Index Falls
Low investor morale is dampening the U.S. economic recovery, but, barring a fresh wave of corporate layoffs, the country is unlikely to slip back into recession, according to ECRI. More
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Oct 03 2002
Eurozone FIG Rising
Price pressures in the euro zone rose in August as inflationary pressures in Germany, Italy and Spain increased, an index compiled by the Economic Cycle Research Institute. More
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