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The jury is still out on what Beijing and Washington achieved during President Barack Obama�s first state visit to China last week...While eager to receive recognition for its star-power economy and financial crisis management, China balked at suggestions...
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For the biggest seven economies, GDP grew by 0.7 per cent between July and September. Yet the UK economy failed to grow, registering a drop in GDP of 0.4 per cent. This came as separate upbeat figures indicated that the eurozone was continuing to climb...
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, the chairman of euro zone finance ministers, Jean-Claude Juncker, and Almunia will travel to China at the end of November for talks on exchange rates. "We will stress to the Chinese authorities the...
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Prices in the 16-country area rose 0.2 per cent month-on-month but dipped 0.1 per cent year-on-year, European Union statistics agency Eurostat said. Economists polled by Reuters had on average expected 0.3 per cent monthly inflation after Eurostat on...
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The U.S. dollar eased on Friday after overnight gains and ahead of euro zone growth data, boosting metal and crude prices, while world stocks drifted higher...Dow Jones industrial average six-day winning streak came to a halt on Thursday, partly because...
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The European Union's statistical office said Friday the euro zone -- where the euro is the shared currency -- had climbed out of recession. Eurostat said the gross domestic product in the third quarter among the 16 euro zone countries grew by 0.4 percent...
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Britain was left standing in the third quarter as the eurozone firmly exited recession with Germany leading the way, figures showed today. Eurostat said the 16-member bloc's economy expanded by 0.4% in the third quarter, the same amount that Britain's...
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But well over a year since EU citizens first awoke to newspapers containing the words "credit crunch," ongoing problems in the bloc's credit market continue to maintain a drag on the region's economy. "The banking sector is still fragile and credit is...
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The unemployment rate in the 27-country union as a whole was 9.2% in September, up 0.1 percentage point on the August total and the highest figure in 10 years. The employment rate among the under-25s is also lowest in the Netherlands, at 6.8%.
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The economic sentiment indicator for the 16-nation euro zone posted a stronger-than-expected rise in October, advancing to 86.2 from 82.8 in September, the European Commission reported Thursday...The jump marked the seventh consecutive monthly increase...