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Home sales probably rose in April to the highest level in more than three years, extending gains in residential real estate that are giving the U.S. expansion a lift, economists said before reports this week.
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France’s exports of grains including wheat rose in March, helping to reduce the effect of lower shipments of processed agricultural products from wine to candy.
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For AT&T Inc., the decision to introduce natural gas vehicles to the company’s fleet in 2008 proved well-timed, as the price gap between gas and diesel soared to an all-time high that summer.
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Deutsche Lufthansa AG suspended almost its entire timetable for a full day as a strike over pay crippled operations at Europe’s second-largest airline and upset travel plans for 150,000 people.
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Hedge funds are making the biggest bet against copper on record as global inventories expand to a nine-year high, while concern that Europe’s debt crisis will spread spurred the biggest gain in gold bets since 2008.
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Italian industrial production unexpectedly fell in March as output from the transportation industry dropped after the government phased out subsidies for the purchase of new cars.
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The following is the text of Canada’s 2013 investment intentions report released by Statistics Canada.
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Consumer spending probably increased in February by the most in five months as incomes rebounded, providing a kick for the U.S. economy at the start of the year, economists project a report to show this week.
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China, primed by government spending to boost growth, will need enough copper every month to circle the globe more than 100 times.
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The following is the text of the U.S. producer price report for Nov. released by the Labor Department.
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