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Aug 30 2004
Bankruptcy Figures Edge Down
"Some of the best news on the bankruptcy front may be behind us," Achuthan said. More
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Aug 25 2004
Housing bubble not ready to burst yet
If this is a US housing bubble, it will be the first time everyone has accurately predicted it. More
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Aug 23 2004
A Choice of Two Head Fakes
The recent economic weakness in the U.S. isn't a temporary anomaly before a return to robust growth, but a cyclical slowdown in the economy's growth rate, says the Economic Cycle Research Institute. More
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Aug 20 2004
Weekly Leading Index Edges Up
A leading index of the U.S. economy inch[ed] up, a report said on Friday. More
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Aug 20 2004
Low Rates Trump Oil, Buoy Economy
Oil prices approaching levels that triggered past recessions are unlikely to cause a downturn this time because interest rates are so low, economists at ECRI said. More
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Aug 16 2004
Name That Tune
Does the orchestra follow the maestro, or does the maestro follow the orchestra? More
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Aug 15 2004
San Francisco Chronicle
Bush gets no lift from economic growth
When the cycles of the economy and a presidential election coincide this November, history would ordain that President Bush would coast to re-election. More
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Aug 13 2004
Weekly Leading Index Slips
A reading of U.S. economic growth remained flat in the latest week, with the latest reading coming in at its lowest level since March 2003, a report said on Friday. More
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Aug 13 2004
Mind the Gap
The U.S. trade gap in June was so shockingly wide that many economists almost doubted the numbers on Friday. More
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Aug 12 2004
Oil Takes Shine Off IMF Upgrades
Getting an economic upgrade from the IMF may turn out to be like landing on the cover of Sports Illustrated: a feather in your cap, but also a sign trouble may lie ahead. More
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Aug 11 2004
MSN Money
Stocks in a Soft Patch or Bull Market?
Normally the earliest indication of a coming downturn in the U.S. growth rate comes from a downturn in the long-leading index. Then there's a downturn in U.S. stock prices. More
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Aug 06 2004
Weekly Leading Index Update
[A] leading index of the U.S. economy [edged higher], a report said on Friday. More
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Aug 05 2004
The Fed's Next Victim
Almost as surely as war takes casualties, Fed rate hikes in recent decades have triggered disasters of one kind or another in global financial markets. More
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Aug 02 2004
No Recession, but Growth Downshifting
After a June that was decidedly on the sluggish side, economists are dissecting major U.S. data this week to reassure themselves July was different. More
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