Source: Eurostat
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
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- Why a One Size Fits All Policy Doesn't Work
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- Consumer Confidence Smack Down... Jobs Edition
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- Leading Indicators Outside of Fed's Control Weaken
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- US / China Tensions Heating Up
- How Reliable are Yields?
- Inflation (Not Yet) a Concern
- Ten Year Treasury Yield Breaks 2%
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- The Good Kind of Volatility
- S&P 500 Down 6.66%... Must Be the Devil
- VIX Spiking
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- Private / Public Employment "Drawdown"
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no Greece???
ReplyDelete15% in March, but nothing reported since.
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