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Investments in commodities are expanding at the quickest pace in six years on signs of rising economic growth, even as JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warn that some prices have rallied too fast.
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Service industries in the U.S. expanded in January at the fastest pace in almost a year, pointing to strength in the biggest part of the economy.
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Manufacturing in the Philadelphia region expanded at faster pace in January as employment picked up and factories grew more optimistic about business in the next six months.
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New Jersey’s economy is poised to recover as officials practice fiscal restraint and fewer residents move out of state, said Joel Naroff, president and founder of Naroff Economic Advisors.
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Payroll processors are warning that a two-month payroll tax-cut extension passed by the U.S. Senate would be difficult to implement.
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U.S. economic data are outperforming expectations by the most in nine months, a trend Federal Reserve officials may incorporate into their policy statement tomorrow.
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Payroll gains in the U.S. improved last month, while an increase in the number of Americans leaving the workforce helped push the jobless rate down to 8.6 percent, the lowest level since March 2009.
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Manufacturing in the New York region expanded more than forecast to the highest level in seven months in December, as measures of employment and new orders improved.
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New Jersey’s high taxes drive out wealthy residents, slowing the state’s recovery, said Charles Steindel, the state treasury department’s chief economist.
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Global demand for U.S. stocks, bonds and other financial assets rose the most in 10 months in September as investors sought the safety of Treasury securities amid Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis.
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