Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Finally Portugal Unveils Tough 2013 Budget, U.S. Consumer Prices Rise Slightly More Than Expected In September

Great days, another economic news from Sidney we reporting, RBA Minutes: More Accommodative Policy Needed, Members of the Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy board decided that it was necessary for the central bank's monetary policy to be more accommodative, minutes from the bank's October meeting revealed on Tuesday


Great act and plan declare by Portuguese government, they preparing for the worst, Portugal Unveils Tough 2013 Budget, The Portuguese government on Monday announced another round of austerity measures with tax hikes and spending cuts, while the economy is forecast to enter a third year of recession in 2013


From Berlin we reporting, German Economic Sentiment Improves For Second Month, German investor sentiment rose for a second straight month in October, with the risks faced by the economy abating somewhat in the recent weeks, a key survey revealed Tuesday
 

Meanwhile from British economic news, U.K. Sep Inflation Near 3-Year Low, U.K. annual inflation reached the lowest since November 2009, as last year's increase in utility prices dropped out of the annual comparison in September


Another U.S. Economic data, U.S. Consumer Prices Rise Slightly More Than Expected In September, Consumer prices in the U.S. rose by slightly more than expected in the month of September, according to a report released by Labor Department on Tuesday, with the price growth largely due to another jump in energy prices.

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