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Canada’s unemployment rate rose to a nine-month high in January as the trend of sluggish job creation that began in the second half of last year continued.
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The economy in the U.S. probably expanded in the fourth quarter at the fastest pace of 2011 as consumer spending picked up and companies rebuilt stockpiles, economists said before a report today.
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Spain’s unemployment rate rose to 22.9 percent, the highest in 15 years, increasing pressure on Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy to deliver on his election pledge to create jobs in a shrinking economy.
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Canadian stocks rose, led by energy and financial companies, as the International Monetary Fund proposed increasing funds to contain the European debt crisis and U.S. factory production climbed.
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Inventories in the U.S. rose in November for a second month as companies worked to bring stockpiles in line with a pickup in demand at the start of the holiday shopping season.
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Sales at U.S. retailers probably rose in December as Americans bought discounted holiday items, giving the economy a boost entering 2012, economists said before a report today.
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Euro-area industrial production declined for a third straight month in November, adding to signs that the economy failed to expand in the fourth quarter as leaders struggled to quell the region’s fiscal crisis.
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Canada’s economy lost the most jobs since the 2009 recession during October, led by declines in the manufacturing and construction industries, cementing projections that the recovery is slowing.
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Inventories in the U.S. rose in October by the most in five months as companies moved to bring stockpiles in line with demand.
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Sales of previously owned homes in the U.S. unexpectedly rose in October, a sign falling prices may be attracting buyers.
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