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US Economy News & Federal Reserve Board from the Financial Times
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Financial Times
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US jobs boost lifts global sentiment
The US created far jobs than expected in January and the unemployment rate dropped to 8.3 per cent, delivering a jolt of good news for the global economy
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?Too early? to spot gaps in global regulation
Increasing concern differences in the way G20 reforms on derivatives are being fleshed out by region could lead to ?regulatory arbitrage?
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Bernanke adopts caution on US recovery
US Federal Reserve chairman said the pace of the economic recovery remains ?frustratingly slow? and ?the sluggish expansion has left the economy vulnerable to shocks?
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US unemployed see glimmers of hope
?It?s getting better. A year ago people were just panicked. Now that panic is subsiding? says woman who has been jobless for two years
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US jobless claims trend lower
US jobless claims extend their downward trend, falling by 12,000 to 367,000, in a further signal of a strengthening labour market recovery
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US jobs growth slower than expected
Jobs growth slowed in the private sector last month, missing estimates of a stronger rise in a report released ahead of government payrolls data
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Power shift means hard times for food industry
Retailers will have the whip hand over producers in 2012, with cautious shoppers, inflation and debt presenting more challenges
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Interactive: PMI tracker
Follow the changes in Markit?s Purchasing Managers? Indexes, and the ISM Purchasing Managers Index and Non-Manufacturers Survey Index since 2007
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Junk bond rally stirs memory of credit boom
Investors and analysts warn that the high-yield debt markets are susceptible to the same risks that undermined the markets late last year
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Tax cuts expiry to slow US growth
US economic growth will slow dramatically if tax rises and spending cuts come into effect as planned in 2013, according to new figures.
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