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Real-time economic and market analysis from London, Sydney, and West Chester.
U.S. Bankruptcy Data Suggest Improving Household Sector
However, new legislation will cause a renewed spurt in personal filings.
Posted 10:09 AM Jun 13
FX: North America Open, June 13
Dollar stands at multi-month highs versus euro, yen.
Posted 9:00 AM Jun 13
EU and China Agree on Textile Duties
Textile exports from China curbed for the coming three years.
Posted 6:33 AM Jun 13
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Economic Indicators
Comprehensive real-time economic indicator coverage.
  
This Week's Economy
Timely commentary on trends, events, and changes in the world's economies.
Melanie Averall and Bálint Németh
Europe Preview: June 13-17
Euro zone malaise spreading to central Europe.
Matthew Cairns and Glenn Levine
Asia Pacific Preview: June 13-17
Just what will the BoJ say on Wednesday?
Zoltan Pozsar
U.S. Chartbook 6/10/2005
Economic data this week hit an upbeat tone.
Dismal (Americas) Staff
U.S. Economic Preview
A packed calendar, to say the least.
Charmaine Buskas
Market Forces: Foreign Exchange
Greenback prepares for a busy week ahead.
Zoltan Pozsar and Aaron Smith
U.S. First Quarter Flow of Funds
Household wealth rises; corporate financing gap firmly in positive territory.

Dismal Interactive
Interactive features presenting concise analysis of important trends and events.
6/8/05 - Multimedia Briefing
Is U.S. Overbuilding Overblown?
6/8/05 - Multimedia Briefing
What Are U.S. Treasury Yields Telling Us?
4/12/05 - Multimedia Briefing
A Road Runner's View of U.S. Inflation

Business Outlook
Detailed forecasts for the regions and markets around the world.
  • June 8
    Brazil
    The economy still needs more reform and discipline.
  • June 8
    Europe
    Accession hopefuls should push on, regardless of EU dithering.
  • June 8
    U.S. Macro
    Instead of presaging weaker growth, the narrow yield curve may ignite stronger growth.
  • June 7
    Asia Pacific
    The face of Asian exports is changing.
  • June 1
    Mexico
    Lack of reforms the key.
  • June 1
    Argentina
    Doubts remain despite successful debt restructuring deal.
  • June 1
    Global
    The global economy downshifts.
  • May 31
    Venezuela
    No signs of a sustainable turnaround.
  • May 26
    Central Europe
    The CE-3 could do without the fragile political backdrop.
  • May 25
    U.S. Industry
    Consumer fundamentals will favor steady growth for consumer industries in the near term.
  • May 25
    Euro Zone
    Slowing growth highlights the euro zone?s structural problems.
  • May 23
    South Korea
    Is the recovery in domestic demand already losing momentum?
  • May 19
    U.S. Regional
    Base closures may provide some spark for the South.
  • May 18
    U.K.
    Why not to worry about wage growth.
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