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Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives have put the economy at the center of their campaign to remain in government.
China January Inflation Hits Five-Year Low
China's annual consumer inflation hit a five-year low in January while factory deflation deepened, underscoring persistent weakness in the economy.
Australia's RBA Cuts Rates To Record Low, Market Hankers For More
Markets had been leaning toward a cut this week, though only 9 of 29 analysts in a Reuters poll had tipped a move.
Eurozone Prices Fall At Record-Equaling Pace In January
Some economists said the impact of certain tax hikes a year ago could have led to the eurozone core figure dropping.
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Slowing Japan Inflation Keeps BOJ Under Pressure But Output Rebounds
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Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops 100 Points After Fed Statement As Oil Prices Tumble
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Fed Seen Remaining Patient With Rate Guidance Amid Global Turmoil
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'The Dollar Would Fall Off a Cliff': Expert Predicts What Would Happen if Trump Fired Jerome Powell
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Market Manipulation Suspicions Grow as Abnormal Trading Detected Minutes Before Trump's Tariff U-turn
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Critics of quantitative easing say it doesn't do much to help the real economy and is instead a "backdoor" bailout of banks.
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The eurozone will commence a bond-buying program in March, but its specs are from the U.S. model.
Euro Zone Starts 2015 Better Than Thought As Firms Slash Prices: PMIs
Markit's Eurozone Composite Flash Purchasing Managers' Index bounced to a five-month high of 52.2 from December's 51.4.
China January Factory Growth Stalls, Deflation Pressures Build, Bad Debt Rises
Falling prices are a concern for China, which wants to avoid Japan's fate of sinking into a 20-year deflationary funk.
ECB's Stimulus Boost Lifts Asia, Euro Wallows Near 11-Year Low
Lifted by the global surge in equities, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose to an eight-week high.
Eurozone Will Spend Nearly $70B A Month To Fight Deflation, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi Announced
The European Central Bank announced Thursday a 60 billion-euro-a-month stimulus program aimed at spurring growth and averting deflation.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Up Slightly Ahead Of European Central Bank Announcement
After a bouncy day, U.S. markets settled in the green. Investors are looking to Brussels for a stimulus signal.
Bank of England Dissenters Drop Call For Higher Rates: Minutes
British inflation last month unexpectedly tumbled to 0.5 percent, its lowest in more than 14 years and far below the BoE's 2 percent target.
Central Bankers Lurch From 'Whatever It Takes' To 'Whatever Next'
Financial markets are already starting to pay the price of central bank wavering and lack of cooperation with higher volatility.
BOJ Cuts Inflation Forecast, Expands Loan Scheme Instead Of QQE
As widely expected, the Bank of Japan held off on expanding its massive stimulus program.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Almost Flat As Volatility Lingers Ahead Of European Central Bank Announcement
U.S. markets managed to eke out a slight gain amid uncertainty about Asia and Europe.
Hollande Appears To Confirm ECB Quantitative Easing At Thursday Meeting
The French leader's comments reinforced expectations that the ECB will follow other major central banks into quantitative easing.
RBI Surprises With Early Rate Cut, More Expected
The Reserve Bank of India said it could cut interest rates further should inflation continue to ease.
UK Inflation Falls To 14-Year Low In December
The fall in inflation has given some respite to households with average earnings rising by more than prices.
Why China Just Made A $20B Investment In Venezuela
Some analysts say this is less of an authentic investment and more of an "extend-and-pretend" debt restructuring.
Sturdy US Employment Gains Eyed; Jobless Rate Seen At 5.7 Percent
The unemployment rate is forecast slipping one-tenth of a percentage point to 5.7 percent in December, which would be the lowest since June 2008.
China December Inflation Near Five-Year Low, More Policy Easing Seen
China's annual consumer inflation hovered at a near five-year low of 1.5 percent in December, signaling persistent weakness in the economy.
Fed Looks Past A World In Turmoil, Confident In US Recovery
The trade deficit shrank in November to less than $40 billion, providing a boost to growth as Americans spent less on imported oil.
Eurozone Deflation May Be The Final Push For European Central Bank Bond-Buying Plan
Deflation in the eurozone is likely the final push the ECB needs to pull the trigger on quantitative easing, despite Berlin's resistance.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Jumps On Positive Jobs Report, Stabilizing Oil Prices, Faith In European Central Bank Actions
U.S. crude closed up for the first time in four sessions while Brent clawed back above $50 a barrel.
European Inflation Turns Negative, As Euro Plunges, Bond Yields Tumble And Oil Prices Plunge
Market signals of deflation, at least in Europe, are becoming harder to ignore. All eyes are on the European Central Bank.
Oil Prices 2015: Why Economists Fear 'Nightmare' Deflation
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