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Friday, May 22, 2009

EconomPics of the Week: Long (Well Deserved) Weekend Edition (5/22/09)

Opinion
The End of the Private Sector Boom?
High Quality Credit Risk vs. Duration Risk
Continuing Claims Continues Climb
Why the Oil Spike?

Economic Data
Leading Economic Indicators “Surge” in April
United States of Autos
Housing Starts at Record Low... Permits Follow
CPI: The Transportation Story

Global
United Kingdom's Negative Rating Outlook
Japanese Economy Crashes... Hard
United Kingdom Deflation Alert
Russia Sheds Dollars for Euros
When "It Can't Possible Get Worse than This" is a Good Thing
India Equity Markets Soar

Assets / Markets
Oil Spike a Result of Dollar Weakness? Not Necessarily
Banks Continue to Rip, rather than R.I.P.
Fixed Income's Sharp Reversal
Bank Brand Value... Then and Now

Greed
Apple: Greedy and/or Complacent
The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing

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