Rates, crates, and Greek misery: The 10 most important economic charts of the week
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Rates, crates, and Greek misery: The 10 most important economic charts of the week
By
Melvin Backman
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Melvin Backman
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Rates
The Central Bank of Kenya hiked rates to
save the shilling
.
Brazil’s inflation
kept climbing too
, unfortunately.
Russian inflation, on the other hand,
continues its welcome descent
.
Chinese inflation
rose for consumers
, but producers saw their 39th straight month of deflation.
Crates
America’s trade deficit grew a bit, but what’s up with
oil equipment exports
?
Taiwan’s exports
are falling
.
A lot more money is
flowing into Japan
these days.
Germany had
another record trade surplus
.
Greek misery
Greek entered its 28th month of deflation…
…and its 34th month of unemployment above 25%.
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