– 
Daylife Select
A point & click tool to create dynamic content portals. Learn More »
Consumer prices in the eurozone countries climbed to four percent in June, reaching twice the rate of the European Central Bank's inflation goal. Full Article at EUobserver.com
Related Articles
-
"Oil prices are expected to reach $170 as demand for fuel is growing in the U.S. during the summer period and the dollar continues to weaken against the euro," Khelil, leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said, according to... Full Article at MarketWatch
-
Low interest rates are weighing on the dollar and helping to drive up the price of crude. Why is no one talking about the Fed's role in soaring gasoline prices. Full Article at The Street
-
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - The group of major oil-exporting countries, OPEC, has ruled out a further increase in oil production, saying there is sufficient supply to the market and that other factors, including US foreign and economic policies, are to... Full Article at EUobserver.com
-
The agenda for the talks in Osaka, Japan, which began on Friday, spanned a range of issues, including troubled financial markets and helping developing nations fight global warming. Full Article at Daily Express
Related Quotes
-
There will be economic consequences with higher prices, and of course there will be social consequences
SOURCE: EUobserver.com -
This is unfortunately kind of a slack period. We're waiting for second-quarter earnings. Until then, we have this very negative attitude among investors and everyone seems to be latching onto negative news and shrugging off the positive news
SOURCE: Miami Herald -
It is the sixty-billion dollar question
-
Given the sharp gains we have seen, a further spike to the $150 level is possible
SOURCE: Miami Herald
