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The January employment data exceeded investor expectations.
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January: 7.6% Unemployment
Russian Federation
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February: 8.0%
United States
ECRI Future Inflation Gauge
January: 101.2 (U.S.)
ECRI Weekly Leading Index
1/27/2012: 123.1
Employment Situation
January: 243,000
Factory Orders (M3)
December: 1.1%
ISM Nonmanufacturing Index
January: 56.8
Monster Employment Index
January: 133

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Matthew Circosta • Fred Gibson
Asian Financial Markets Up, for Now
Stocks and currencies are vulnerable to heightened global uncertainty.
Aaron Smith • Ryan Sweet
U.S. Economic Preview: February 6-10
So much for the slow start to 2012.
Dismal (LatAm) Staff
Latin America Preview: 6-10 February
A traditional inflation rebound at the beginning of the year.
Melanie Bowler
EU Summit: Few Surprises and No Solution
The new rules are not enough to stem the current crisis or prevent future fiscal failure.
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Business Cycle Tracker
U.K. Factory Rebound Unlikely to Last
Asian Manufacturing Powers Up
Global Outlook: Slow Recovery, Policy Pitfalls
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Long-Term Unemployed Still Left Behind
Central Banks Act to Prevent a Credit Crunch
Global Outlook: Slow Recovery, Policy Pitfalls
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Global: Slow Recovery, Policy Pitfalls
Canada: A Soft Landing in 2012
Japan: A Testing Year
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Andrew Cassel
Editor-in-Chief
Employment gains blew past the most optimistic forecasts. Has the recovery turned the corner?
The two failed housing finance agencies made plenty of blunders, but they aren't to blame for the housing bubble.
December's data showed employment slowly increasing, while the jobless rate ticked down. A solid trend?
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U.S. Employment Jumped in January
February 3 - Marisa Di Natale and Ryan Sweet analyze the unexpectedly strong job numbers for the first month of 2012.
U.S. Macro Outlook - January 2012
January 23 - Mark Zandi holds his monthly discussion with the Moody's Analytics research staff.
Progress on U.S. Employment
January 6 - Marisa Di Natale and Aaron Smith examine the better than expected U.S. job data for December.
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