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Latin America Preview: 30 January - 3 February
Growth moderation helps inflation, but consumer demand is solid.
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Not all Asia-Pacific central banks were pro-active in 2011. This could haunt them.
Anna Zabrodzka
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Even if it could be imposed, the tax would do little to address the problems that sparked the crisis.
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Tech producers were hit with weakened global demand through the fourth quarter.
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Canada Outlook: A Soft Landing in 2012
Markets Applaud Fed's Easing Move
West's Hiring Lead Slips but Should Persist in 2012
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The two failed housing finance agencies made plenty of blunders, but they aren't to blame for the housing bubble.
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