The 11 most important economic charts of the week

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Yes, it’s Jobs Friday, but lots of other chart-worthy stuff happened in the global economy this week—much of it scary.

Oil prices are still falling

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US oil imports are the lowest they’ve been in a decade

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The US is experiencing solid job growth…

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…but wages aren’t keeping up

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The Greek unemployment rate became a little less horrifying in October

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Eurozone unemployment was high, but stable

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Eurozone inflation, on the other hand, turned into deflation

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Germany’s 10-year bund is yielding a record low

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Home prices are stalling in the UK

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Brazil’s industrial production is falling

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Chinese industrial prices are dropping at the fastest rate in half a decade

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