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by Edward Hugh: Barcelona
Global manufacturing took another step towards growth in June - but the process was, as ever, uneven. The JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI posted 46.9, its highest reading since last August. The current output component even...
by Edward Hugh: Barcelona
There was a very interesting and revealing press conference given by IMF First Deputy Managing Director John Lipsky and European Central Bank governing council member Christian Noyer in Paris on Thursday. Christian Noyer said...
by Edward Hugh: Barcelona
Japan put in a pretty negative export performance in May. Even shipments to China show little sign of improvement, and the general impression is that hopes for a quick recovery in global demand are looking very premature.
On...
by Edward Hugh: Barcelona
The eurozone economies moved sideways in June, with the flash reading on the composite purchasing managers index (which covers both industry and services) for the 16 nation euro area rising to 44.4, fractionally above the 44...
by Edward Hugh: Barcelona
Quietly clicking my way through Bloomberg last Sunday afternoon, I came across this:
Facebook Members Register Names at 550 a Second
Facebook Inc., the world’s largest social-networking site, said members registered new...
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