Brazilian Inflation on the Rise
However, it remains far below the target rate's upper limit.
Posted 9:00 AM May 9
However, it remains far below the target rate's upper limit.
Posted 9:00 AM May 9
Market Preview: Commodity Bulls Remain in Control
Oil tops $125; stock futures are in the red.
Posted 8:30 AM May 9
Oil tops $125; stock futures are in the red.
Posted 8:30 AM May 9
U.S. Trade Deficit (Mar): $58.2 bil (Actual), $60 bil (Moody's Economy.com), $60.8 bil (Consensus)
Posted 8:30 AM May 9
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Brazil- Consumer Price Index
April: 5.0% 
Canada- International Merchandise Trade
March: C$ 5.5 billion - Labor Force Survey
April: 6.1 % Unemployment 
France- Industrial Production
March: -0.8% 
United States- International Trade (FT900)
March: -$58.2 billion
- Due Today
Argentina- Consumer Price Index
April - United States
- ECRI Weekly Leading Index
5/2/08
- Sunday, May 11
Australia- Housing Finance
March 
China- Consumer Price Index
April 
Japan- Money Supply
April
- Monday, May 12
- China
- Monetary Aggregates
April - Retail Sales
April - Trade
April 
Czech Republic- Consumer Price Index
April 
India- Industrial Production
March 
Italy- Industrial Production
March 
United Kingdom- Foreign Trade
March - Producer Price Index
April - United States
- Treasury Budget
April 
Venezuela- Consumer Price Index
April 
World- Moody's Economy.com Survey of Business Confidence
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Global: Retreat, but Not Recession
Slower but respectable growth is expected this year. - April 30
Peru: Expansion Unaffected by U.S. Downturn
Inflation is becoming the Andean country's main concern. - April 30
Russia: An Independent State of Growth
Elevated oil prices and robust domestic demand will power the economy in 2008. - April 29
Canada: Cold Wind From the South
A strong loonie and weakening U.S. economy hurt, though long-term prospects are good.
- May 7 2:15 PM
Fed Takes New Approach in Credit Crisis Fight - May 7 11:00 AM
Fed's Hoenig Calls Inflation a Serious Problem - May 6 2:00 PM
Fed's Easing Is Finished, Futures Say - May 6 10:00 AM
Bernanke Calls for Action to Prevent Foreclosures
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