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UK’s Growth In Second Half Of 2013 Expected To Be Stronger Than Previously Estimated

The bank's policy meeting also showed concern about the short-term future of the euro zone and the impact of the U.S. government shutdown.

US Government Shutdown 2013: Release Schedule For September Jobs Report And Other Delayed Official Economic Data

With the U.S. government back open, we will finally get the government payrolls report next Tuesday.

The US Surpasses Saudi Arabia And Russia In Oil And Gas Production 40 Years After Arab Oil Embargo, How Ironic

The Arab Oil Embargo in 1973 created a crisis that forced millions of Americans into hours-long lines at the tanks. Now the U.S. is the largest oil-producing country in the world.

Euro Zone Annual Inflation Slowed As Expected In September; EU Trade Deficit Narrowed In August; UK Unemployment Unchanged

A few days ago, the ECB's Mario Draghi identified base effect, food prices and the exchange rate as causes for driving down inflation.

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September Inflation Drops In Italy, Spain; Remains Flat In Germany

While inflation in Germany, Italy and Spain rose in September on a yearly basis, the rate of increase slowed compared to August.

September FOMC Minutes Show Decision Not To Taper QE Was ‘Close Call’ For Several Fed Officials

FOMC minutes show some Fed policymakers on the fence about reducing the level of stimulus.

China September Economic Data Preview: Q3 GDP, Inflation, Trade Balance, Investment

Economists expect the recovery to last until the end of the year, with growth likely to slow in 2014.

Indonesia’s Central Bank Holds Interest Rate Steady At 7.25 Percent, Likely Ending Recent Liquidity Tightening Measures

The move may indicate an end of monetary tightening as inflation is expected to have peaked but rupiah will remain the deciding factor.

US Government Shutdown 2013: What's Left On The Economic Calendar Next Week? FOMC September Meeting Minutes Takes Center Stage

The ongoing government shutdown has disrupted the normal data flow. Economists, along with the markets and the Fed, are flying blind when it comes to tracking the economy.

Asian Development Bank Revises Down Growth Forecast For Developing Asian Markets

A protracted slowdown in India and China, and QE nervousness are projected to slow developing Asia’s growth rate to 6 percent in 2013.

China's Gold Fever Rises, Showing No Signs Of Abating As ‘Golden Week’ Holiday Kicks Off

China’s appetite for gold has never been stronger, despite a tough year for the metal so far in 2013.

Shinzo Abe Targets Corporate Tax Cut After Delivering Sales Tax Hike And A $50B Stimulus Package To Offset Its Impact On Economic Growth

The prime minister's moves are part of his overall drive to jump-start the nation's long-suffering economy.

Euro Zone Inflation Hits 3.5-Year Low In September; Could Prompt ECB To Maintain Ultra-Loose Monetary Policy

The unexpected fall cast doubt on the region's recovery and all but ensures an extension of the ECB's ultra-loose monetary policy.

Jobs Report Preview: What Is The Unemployment Rate Hiding?

Week Ahead: BoJ Tankan Survey, Japan Sales Tax Hike Decision, US September Jobs Report, DC Budget Battle, Central Bank Rate Decision (ECB, BoJ, RBA)

The focus next week will be on the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report, the ECB and BoJ interest-rate decisions, Japan’s Tankan survey and sales-tax hike, and China’s PMI data.

US Stock Futures Point To Lower Open Ahead Of Consumer Sentiment Index, Spending And Income Trends Report

A report on consumption and spending trends will be watched for an understanding of the nation's economic health.

Japan Inflation At 5-Year High In Success For BoJ Policy

Core consumer inflation hit 0.8 percent in August over a year earlier, the government announced Friday.

iPad Index 2013 Released: Argentina, Most Expensive Place To Buy An iPad; Malaysia Is The Cheapest

To get an iPad in this Latin American country, you have to shell out $1,094 -- more than double the cheapest price elsewhere.

German GFK Consumer Confidence Index Hits Highest Level In Six Years

German consumers were more confident as improving economic conditions and low interest rates encouraged spending.

Euro, Dollar Slip As Ultra-Loose Monetary Policy From The ECB And Fed Weighs

The euro and the dollar are affected as central banks in the U.S. and the euro zone stuck to a dovish stance.

Week Ahead: Fed Speakers Hit The Mic, China HSBC Manufacturing PMI, US Q2 GDP (Final), Japan CPI

This will provide ample opportunity for policymakers to give some guidance on what financial markets should watch for to avoid a repeat of a major miscommunication.