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Economic Recovery Continues to Stall

Data are what they are. I do not cherry-pick economic releases – I try to analyze all released reports that were issued during the week. Full Article at Seeking Alpha

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  1. Those kind of reports tend to support the argument that this recovery will be more uneven and less V-shaped, but with the caveat that these are somewhat narrow regional surveys
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
  2. This week, the most important report is Thursday's GDP release...which is expected to show one of the more robust readings we have seen in the last few years and will give rise to the notion statistically speaking that the Great Recession has ended
    SOURCE: DNA India 1 month ago
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