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NY Fed: Consumer debt rises in third quarter on strong demand, high inflation
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Read moreU.S. import prices fall further in October
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Read moreCanada’s annual inflation rate holds steady at 6.9% on gas prices
OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada’s annual inflation rate held steady at 6.9% in October, matching analyst forecasts, as higher gasoline prices and mortgage interest costs offset a slight easing of food[...]
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Read moreCanadian housing starts fall 11% in October -CMHC
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Read moreECB has room to raise rates further but should proceed with caution, De Cos says
MADRID (Reuters) – The European Central Bank still has some way to go in tightening policy but should proceed with caution and calculate with a greater chance of a recession, policymaker Pablo H[...]
Read moreTrade in European bond markets held up well in turbulent year – officials
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