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61. UK Economy Evaluation by IMF
The IMF, in its Article IV Consultation Concluding Statement of the IMF Mission has given a positive assessment of the state of the UK economy.
20 Dec 2006
62. Global economy reaches turning point: World Bank
Global economic growth has reached a turning point with a slowdown now clearly under way, led by the United States, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
13 Dec 2006
63. Standard Life favours U.S. stocks
Standard Life Investments believes the U.S. economy will slow down but will not enter a recession in 2007 and is overweight U.S. stocks and has upped its weighting in U.S. Treasuries.
01 Dec 2006
64. World economy switches engines as U.S. shudders
The U.S. economy is decelerating but Europe's resurgence and Asia's China powered strength will prevent the world economy from derailing as it did after the 2000 stock market crash, the OECD said in a report on Tuesday.
29 Nov 2006
65. Germany Says Corporate Bankruptcies Down
The number of German businesses filing for bankruptcy declined by a quarter in July, boosting optimism that Europe's biggest economy is strengthening.
05 Oct 2006
66. More workers mean economy can grow faster
An expanding pool of workers means the economy can grow faster than the government assumes without fuelling inflation, according to an influential think tank.
29 Sep 2006
67. British GDP Growth Less than Expected
Figures released today revealed the British economy grew less in the second quarter than had previously been predicted.
27 Sep 2006
68. Thai coup unlikely to hurt economy
Thailand's military coup is unlikely to hurt the domestic economy or foreign investor confidence, the central bank chief said on Wednesday
20 Sep 2006
69. Minister: German Economy May Grow in '06
German Economics Minister Michael Glos said Monday he is hopeful Europe's largest economy could grow by more than the official forecast of 1.6 percent this year.
28 Aug 2006
70. Consumers power economy
Increased consumer spending pushed economic growth to its quickest rate in two years in the second quarter of 2006, official data showed on Friday.
25 Aug 2006
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