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Emerging Market Credit Spreads Widen
As concerns grow over global growth.
11:14 AM Sept 2

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Euro Zone
GDP
2010Q2: 1.9%
Industrial Producer Prices
July: 4.0%
Monetary Policy
September: 1.00%
France
Employment Situation
2010Q2: 9.3% Unemployment
India
Consumer Price Index
July: 11.3%
Italy
Producer Price Index
July: 4.1%
Malaysia
Foreign Trade
July: 7.01 Bil. Ringgit
Sweden
Monetary Policy
September: 0.75%
Switzerland
GDP
2010Q2: 0.9%
United Kingdom
Nationwide Housing Price Index
August: 3.9%
United States
Chain Store Sales
August
Factory Orders (M3)
July: 0.1%
Jobless Claims
8/28/2010: 472,000
Monster Employment Index
August: 136
Pending Home Sales
July: 79.4
Productivity and Costs
2010Q2: -1.8%
Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report
8/27/2010: 54.00 bcf
Released Yesterday
Australia
Foreign Trade
July: A$1.89 bil
Brazil
Foreign Trade
August: 2.44
Monetary Policy
August: 10.75%
Germany
Retail Sales
July: -0.3%
India
Foreign Trade
July: -US$12.9 bil
Indonesia
Foreign Trade
July: -US$0.13 bil
Peru
Consumer Price Index
August: 2.31%
United States
Challenger Report
August: 34,768
Construction Spending (C30)
July: -1.0%
ISM Manufacturing Index
August: 56.3
MBA Mortgage Applications Survey
8/27/2010: 893.8
Oil and Gas Inventories
8/27/2010: 361.7 mil barrels
Vehicle Sales - AutoData
August: 11.5 mil

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Eurozone GDP grew by an impressive 1% q/q in the second quarter of 2010.

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Dismal (Asia-Pacific) Staff
Asia-Pacific Preview: 6-10 September
China is likely to report a relatively high trade surplus and moderating monetary growth.
Dismal (Europe) Staff
European Preview: 6-10 September
The Bank of England will hold interest rates steady.
Aaron Smith
U.S. Chartbook: Fundamentals Still Adequate
Remaining headwinds do not suggest a recession, and most are fading.
Aaron Smith • Ryan Sweet
U.S. Economic Preview: August 30-September 3
More grim employment news is on the way.
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Recovery Tracker
Inflation Gauges Near a Red Zone
Russia Could Tap Oil Fund After Bond Disappointment
A Strong Case for Stronger Growth
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Central Banks
Bernanke May Need to Lobby Harder
Bernanke Takes a Stab at Lifting Confidence
Wages Pose Danger to Inflation in New Zealand
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Outlook
Colombia: Expansion Gains Momentum
U.S. Industry: Beyond Auto Incentives
China: Leading the World
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Andrew Cassel
Editor-in-Chief
CNBC fans take note: Mark Zandi will be hosting the employment scrum on Friday morning.
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Why the stimulus worked and the critics are wrong.
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August 20 - Mark Zandi discusses the U.S. outlook with radio host Marty Moss-Coane.
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