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Trade Data Show Weakness of Recovery

By Paul Hannon and John W. Miller LONDON -- Global trade flows slipped in August after rising for the two previous months, an indication that the economic recovery is more fragile and anemic than previous data have hinted.The Netherlands Bureau for... Full Article at Wall Street Journal

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