Conviction for U.S. inflation rise strengthens: Reuters poll
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Low U.S. inflation is slowly advancing and will reach 2 percent by late this year, according to a Reuters poll of economists that underscores how the Federal...
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Hillary Clinton didn’t suffer brain damage from blood clot: Bill Clinton
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Potential Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton did not suffer brain damage from a 2012 blood clot, her husband said on Wednesday. The New York Post reported on...
Tensions over money flows bode poorly for global economy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For a bunch of people who just agreed the global economy is doing better, top officials from the world's rich and poor nations sound rather worried. For...
Tensions over money flows bode poorly for global economy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For a bunch of people who just agreed the global economy is doing better, top officials from the world's rich and poor nations sound rather worried. For...
U.S. urges Germany, other European nations to keep deflation at bay
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Wednesday urged Germany and other European countries to take seriously the risk that Europe could slip into a dangerous spiral of falling wages...
U.S. sees tough times for Ukraine economy, expects improvement
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Ukrainian economy faces several difficult years even if international lenders bail it out and the country's politicians follow through on an ambitious reform agenda, a U.S....
Fed’s Lockhart sees rate hike at least six months after QE3 end
ATLANTA (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve will probably wait to hike interest rates until at least six months after it ends its bond-buying stimulus program, a top Fed official...
Fed’s Lockhart sees rate hike at least six months after QE3 end
ATLANTA (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve will probably wait to hike interest rates until at least six months after it ends its bond-buying stimulus program, a top Fed official...
Long-term jobless face a dark future in U.S.: study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The millions of Americans suffering through long stretches of unemployment could be left behind as the economy strengthens, a study by an influential former White House economist...
Long-term jobless face a dark future in U.S.: study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The millions of Americans suffering through long stretches of unemployment could be left behind as the economy strengthens, a study by an influential former White House economist...