Wall Street Journal:
The currency market digests data showing surprisingly strong business sentiment in Germany while awaiting a revised figure on gross domestic product in the U.S. economy for the third quarter.
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Wall Street Journal:
U.S. stocks open lower Tuesday, led by the energy and financial sectors as crude-oil futures fell and worries about the financial sector increased after China's banking regulator warned the nation's lenders to strictly comply with capital requirements or face sanctions. (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
Financial stocks trade slightly lower as a lack of corporate news and the approaching Thanksgiving holiday cap moves in the sector.
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New York Times:
Andreas Schmitz, president of the Federal Association of German Banks, said in a statement Monday in Frankfurt that a central problem of the financial crisis, in Europe at least, was not that certain banks were "too big to fail," just simply "too risky.". (Read More)
New York Times:
Fed officials worried about speculation in financial markets, and also said that they didn’t see employment picking up soon.
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NEW YORK -- A brighter economic forecast from the Federal Reserve helped the stock market pare steep losses that followed uninspiring reports on consumer sentiment and housing. (Read More)
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday on lackluster economic data in a session marked by low volume and choppy trading, but losses eased after the Federal Reserve raised its expectations for growth in 2010. (Read More)
New York Times:
The numbers also show that, blaming the economy, young adults are postponing decisions like getting married and having babies.
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Wall Street Journal:
TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- The Bank of Japan raised its assessment of the nation's economy in November, the third such upgrade in a row, attributing the upbeat view to various policy measures taken at home and abroad. "Japan's economic conditions are likely to continue improving, although the pace of improvement is likely to re (Read More)
New York Times:
Markets in Europe tracked their Asian counterparts lower, and Wall Street was poised to lose ground, after big gains a day earlier.
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washingtonpost.com - U.S. Economy:
The economy grew more slowly than first thought this summer, according to a revision of third quarter data on gross domestic product released Tuesday, suggesting that the recovery started with less of a bang than originally reported.
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New York Times:
Investors were cautious after the government reported that the U.S. economy grew at a slower pace in the third quarter than first anticipated. (Read More)
Wall Street Journal:
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures continued to rally Tuesday, as an increase in gold holdings backing the largest exchange-traded fund suggested continued investment demand ahead.
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