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The 21 economic charts from April you really should see
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The 21 economic charts from April you really should see
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Matt Phillips
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Matt Phillips
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The US manufacturing sector
expanded in March
London house prices
continued going nuts
US private sector jobs finally began expanding in March
US job openings hit a post crisis high in February
Euro area prices rose in April, but
deflation remains a risk
US auto sales
grew strongly in March
Chinese trade
continued to be soft
US
retail sales rebounded
after the frigid start of the year
China’s economy
showed more signs of slowing
British unemployment
fell to a five-year low
US capacity utilization hit a post-crisis high
Japan’s trade deficit remained bad
US existing home sales stayed soft…
New home sales
dropped sharply
China’s
manufacturing sector contracted
South Korea posted solid
first-quarter GDP growth
US
durable goods orders rebounded
April inflation in
Tokyo surged
, thanks to the new VAT tax
Brazil’s current account balance
narrowed a bit
The mood of
American consumers improved
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US GDP fell way
short of expectations
