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Released Today
2009Q4: 4.3%
January: 10.4%
2009Q4: 70.9%
January: C$ 0.8 bil
2009Q4: -2.8%
February: 5.7%
January: 0.8%
March: 1.25%
2009Q4: -1.0%
February: 1.2%
March: 0.25%
January: -$37.3 bil
3/6/2010: 462,000
2009Q4: 992,422.0
3/5/2010: -111.00 bcf
Released Yesterday
February: 5.3% Unemployment
2009Q4: 0.3%
February: 2.7%
February: 26.6%
February: 20.7%
February: 25.5%
February: 5.4%
February: 22.1%
January: 1.6%
February: 0.6%
January: 8.7 bil euros
2009Q4: -4.0%
2009Q4: -0.3%
January: 2.6%
2009Q4: 0.9% q/q
January: 12.7%
March
March
January: -4.5%
March: No Change
January: -0.5%
3/5/2010: 633.1
3/5/2010: 343.0 mil barrels
January
February: -$220.9 bil
January: -0.2%

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