The 11 most important economic charts of the week

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GDP

Last quarter’s sharp slowdown in US economic growth was confirmed

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The same thing happened in France…

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…and South Korea

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Brazil’s economy, on the other hand, grew faster than expected

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CPI

The US saw no (headline) inflation last month

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Neither—for the first time on record—did the UK

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Inflation is also slowing sharply in Japan (and if you account for the effects of last year’s sales tax hikes, prices didn’t grow at all)

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Etc.

US oil supplies continue to climb

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Argentina’s industrial production continued to slow down

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The Nigerian naira remains stable ahead of the country’s March 28 elections…

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…though you can’t say the same about the country’s foreign exchange holdings

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