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Author Archives: Vishnu Padmanabhan
GDP growth – which countries did best and worst in the recession?
The OECD Economic Outlook database provides a comprehensive macroeconomic overview of developed economies and includes forecasts for the coming year. Looking at annual real GDP changes, the OECD as a whole reached a low of -3.4% in 2009. Growth was … Continue reading
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Local area US unemployment data
The latest additions to the Timetric database are up-to-date US figures from the Bureau of Labour Statistics showing unemployment rates broken down by region, state and even city area. Tweet
Posted in Economics, Unemployment, USA
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Retail Sales – OK news ………..
Today’s release of retail figures for February showed a 0.8% decrease in retail volume from January; a greater than expected fall, which analysts attribute to consumers responding to increased VAT. However, compared to last year, retail sales are up by … Continue reading
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Budget Preview: Public Sector Finances
The Budget is the time to take stock of the health of public sector finances. The Chancellor believes that the situation is a fairly healthy one. “We have taken Britain out of the fiscal danger zone. Now we have to … Continue reading
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The Budget for Growth
Tomorrow’s budget could not come at a more delicate time for the UK economy. Unemployment remains persistently high and today’s inflation figures have revealed an annual increase in the CPI of 4.4% in February, more than double the Bank of England’s 2% … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Inflation, Politics, UK, Unemployment
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