Shares Close Down on Disappointing US GDP Data
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The Wall Street Journal
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5:42 pm Sep 15, 2011
In a few years, the U.S. will require electric cars and hybrids to emit some type of noise at low speeds, when their battery-driven motors usually run silent. The promised rules have launched auto makers on a quest for the perfect sound.
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Shares Close Down on Disappointing US GDP Data
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7:06 pm Jan 27, 2012
U.S. GDPexpanded at a 2.8 percent annual rate, a sharp acceleration from the 1.8 percent clip of the prior three months and the quickest pace since the second quarter of 2010. It was, however, a touch below economists expectations for a 3.0 percent rate.
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2011 GDP: 1.7%
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3:43 pm Jan 27, 2012
From the just-released GDP report:Real GDP increased 1.7 percent in 2011 (that is, from the 2010 annual level to the 2011 annual level), compared with an increase of 3.0 percent in 2010. The increase in real GDP in 2011 primarily reflected positive…
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Q4 GDP MISSES EXPECTATIONS AT 2.8%, PERSONAL CONSUMPTION UP JUST 2.0%
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3:43 pm Jan 27, 2012
There were high hopes heading into this morning's Q4 'Advance' GDP report, and though the number was a solid improvement from last quarter's 1.8% growth, the numbers certainly leave a lot to be desired, especially if you're bullish. Headline growth of 2.8%…
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Signaling Modest Growth, GDP Grew At 2.8 Percent Rate In Fourth Quarter
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7:06 pm Jan 27, 2012
The United States economy continued to expand modestly toward the end of 2011. The Commerce Department says it grew at an annual rate of 2.8 percent in the fourth quarter and 1.7 in all of 2011. This means that the economy has expanded for the last two…
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Government Spending Is The Reason GDP Growth Was Such A Bummer
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7:06 pm Jan 27, 2012
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3:43 pm Jan 27, 2012
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Get Ready For The Q4 GDP Report That Will Show If The Economy Really Is On The Rebound
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3:43 pm Jan 27, 2012
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2011 GDP at 1.7%. Food Stamp use up 45%. Fed Gov handouts up 32%. Man, you can just taste that economic recovery...
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European Market Close: Shares close down on disappointing US GDP data http://t.co/zYdF8mCn #globalmarkets
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Economy Slowing Down Under Obama, GDP Grew Just 1.7% in 2011 http://t.co/egOujKrZ
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The simple reason GDP growth was such a bummer, Gov spending fell 2.1% last Qtr. http://t.co/qJ4pPxNm
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Signaling Modest Growth, U.S. GDP Grew At 2.8 Percent In Fourth Quarter http://t.co/IekVFn0W
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More dispatches from the #ObamaEconomy: Weaker than expected Q4 GDP: 2.8%. And new home sales and prices fell. #Help
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GDP, adjusted for actual inflation.... is zero to negative. Pretending it's positive creates vast moral hazard and busted price signals.
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FTW: GDP deflator from 2.6% to 0.4%. So if deflator was realistic at 2.6%, GDP would be zero
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In Q1 2011 Inventories subtracted 1.8% from GDP, which ended at 0.4%; Q4 2010 Inventory benefit was 0.9%; Now it is 1.9%
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1.7% GDP growth in 2011; 2009 WH forecast had 2011 kicking off string of 4%+ quarters
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Q4 GDP Misses Estimates, Inventory Stockpiling Accounts For 1.9% Of 2.8% Q4 US Economic Growth http://t.co/XJKPGTAg
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Breaking: U.S. GDP grew at an annual rate of 2.8% in the fourth quarter http://t.co/CJYfCxIo
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U.S. GDP Up 2.8% (Q4 ADV) VS. 1.8% (Q3)
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