The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
By Chris Fournier The loonie rose against half of its 16 most-traded
counterparts tracked by Bloomberg, while the New Zealand and Australian dollars
were the best-performing major currencies. The U.S. dollar and yen weakened on
speculation Europe will help Greece contain its budget
THE head of the Reserve Bank has held out the prospect of continuing low
interest rates, as long as Labor sticks to its pledge to restrain spending.
Explicitly acknowledging the link between government spending and interest
rates claimed by the federal opposition, Glenn Stevens told a
A senior economist says the economic risk to Australia from sovereign debt
problems in parts of Europe is very low. But Joshua Williamson from CitiGroup
says Australia's trade is heavily weighted to Asian economies , so the nation
is unlikely to suffer any fallout. "Let's say they
Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said China
needs to monitor inflation as analysts forecast consumer prices rose in January
by the most since 2008. Consumer prices probably advanced 2.1 percent in
January from a year earlier, a third straight gain,
Feb. 9 (Bloomberg) -- People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan said China
needs to monitor inflation as analysts forecast consumer prices rose in January
by the most since 2008. Consumer prices probably advanced 2.1 percent in
January from a year earlier, a third straight gain,
A senior economist says the economic risk to Australia from sovereign debt
problems in parts of Europe is very low. Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain
(now dubbed the 'PIGS' by some traders and analysts) have been identified as
struggling with large public sector debt provisions and the
By Monika Rozlal Government ministers will sign the budget plan today, allowing
approval before the weekly cabinet meeting tomorrow, Agnieszka Gapys , a
spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry, told Bloomberg News on Feb. 6. Poland was
scheduled to submit the update of its so-called
The 0.8 percent decrease in stockpiles followed a revised 1.6 percent gain in
November that was the largest since July 2004, figures from the Commerce
Department showed today in Washington. Sales climbed 0.8 percent. A record
inventory drawdown last year has opened the door for
