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May 30 2002
German Recession to Persist
ECRI maintains long leading indexes covering 18 major economies. The German Long Leading that anticipates cyclical turning points in the German economy says recession to continue. More
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May 30 2002
Market is Challenged
LOU DOBBS: A solid rally on Wall Street virtually collapsed today. The markets unable to hold onto early gains. The Dow lost 130 point advance, ending the day only 13 points higher. More
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May 23 2002
Weaker Growth Pressures Stocks
JAN HOPKINS: On Wall Street, a weaker reading on U.S. economic growth pressured stocks. Trading volume especially light ahead of this Memorial Day weekend. More
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May 16 2002
WLI Ticks Down
A weekly indicator of U.S. economic activity fell modestly last week, but its level still indicates the country's economic recovery is sustainable, a report on Friday showed. More
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May 16 2002
Market Catching Up?
JAN HOPKINS: For more on the markets, we have our weekly Wall Street panel. We're joined by professor Jeremy Siegel of Wharton Business School from Philadelphia and ECRI's Lakshman Achuthan. More
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May 15 2002
Mexico & U.S. Diverging
The U.S. and Mexican economies are supposed to be converging, but their data keep heading in opposite directions. More
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May 02 2002
Eurozone FIG Remains Weak
A newly launched index shows inflationary pressures for the euro zone remain fairly weak, limiting the need for an early interest rate rise. More
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May 02 2002
U.K. FIG Hints at Upturn
A leading indicator of underlying inflation in Britain edged up slightly for the third month in a row. More
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May 02 2002
Weekly Leading Index Rises
A weekly leading indicator of U.S. economic activity rose to its highest level in over a month, a report on Friday showed. More
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May 02 2002
U.S. FIG Edges Up
An index of inflation pressures rose slightly in April, showing that inflation is edging higher. More
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May 02 2002
Unemployment Rate Unexpectedly Rises
JAN HOPKINS: Today's employment report sent a jolt through the market. As we reported, the unemployment rate went up to 6 percent in April. It's at the highest level in nearly eight years. More
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May 01 2002
A New Eurozone FIG
ECRI has developed a new Eurozone Future Inflation Gauge (EZFIG) which will be released on the first Friday of each month. More
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