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| Dec.18 |
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Brazil's pro-austerity Finance Minister Joaquim Levy replaced President Dilma Rousseff has replaced her finance minister as Latin America's largest economy struggles to recover from recession
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| Nov.15 |
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Japan's economy falls back into recession again. Tokyo
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| Feb.15 |
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Japan comes out of a recession. Tokyo
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| Dec.30 |
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Venezuelan economy enters recession
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| Dec.7 |
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Japan's third quarter recession deeper than forecasted. Tokyo
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| Dec.2 |
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Russia warns of recession in 2015. Moscow
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| Nov.16 |
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 Japan's economy falls into recession| The economy contracted 1.6% at an annual pace in the quarter as spending failed to regain momentum after a sales tax increase | |
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| May.15 |
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France back into recession. Paris
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| Feb.22 |
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 Eurozone recession 'to persist' European Union: The eurozone recession will persist into 2013, the European Commission has conceded in its latest forecast
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| Feb.18 |
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Germany 'likely to avoid recession'
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| Feb.14 |
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Eurozone sees recession deepen European Union: The economy of the 17 nations in the euro shrank by 0.6% in the fourth quarter, which was worse than forecast
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| Nov.15 |
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Eurozone slips back into recession. European Union
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| Jan.1 |
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Europe leaders warn of grim 2012 European Union: European leaders have warned of a difficult year ahead, as many economists predict recession in 2012
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| Nov.28 |
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New warning of European recession European Union: The OECD has warned that the eurozone and UK could be entering a recession, and has cut its global growth forecast
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| Nov.15 |
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Eurozone teeters on edge of recession. European Union
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| Sep.20 |
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 IMF: World economy in 'dangerous phase' Global: The global economy has entered a "dangerous new phase," the IMF says, warning that the US and Europe could fall back into recession
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| Sep.6 |
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US and Europe shares fall further. New York
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| Aug.18 |
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Asia stocks drop on economy worry  South Korea: Asian stocks fell on Friday, following the trend on global markets, on continuing worries that the US economy could slide back into recessio...
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| Aug.8 |
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 Asia hammered by stocks sell-off in the US South Korea: Earlier the Dow Jones stock index dropped 5.6%. Markets have been hammered amid fears that the US is heading for a recession
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| May.18 |
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 Japan economy back in recession The world's third largest economy, contracted sharply in the first three months of the year, after a tsunami and earthquake
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| May.13 |
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Eurozone's growth rate speeds up European Union: The eurozone's economy grows at a faster rate, powered by strong growth from Germany and France, but Portugal slides into recession
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| Sep.20 |
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US recession 'longest since WWII'. Washington
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| Nov.27 |
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Dubai debt woes 'a drama, but no crisis'| Market experts say the debt revelations will not lead the global economy back into recession, but have seriously damaged the Emirate's standing | |
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| Nov.13 |
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Germany leads eurozone out of recession
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| Aug.18 |
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Turnaround 'will not be simple'. Global
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| Aug.13 |
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 France and Germany exit recession Both economies grew by 0.3% between April and June, bringing to an end year-long recessions in Europe's largest economies
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| Jul.30 |
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Recession reality bites anime industry| Japan: Japanese animation is a $2 billion-a-year industry. Revenues peaked in 2006 but have since fallen off, as lowered advertising revenues | |
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| Jul.2 |
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Love hotel business zooms| Japan: Even in the midst of deepest economic recession since World War II, the country's love hotel industry is thriving | |
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| Jun.22 |
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World Bank: Poor nations hit by recession Global: Worldwide trade will plummet by nearly 10% this year, and output will fall by 2.9%
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| Apr.22 |
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'Deeper' recession ahead says IMF| Global: The International Monetary Fund: The global economy is set to decline by 1.3% in 2009, in the first global recession since World War II | |
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| Mar.10 |
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 IMF predicts a global recession| Global: The head of the International Monetary Fund: The world economy is likely to shrink for the first time in decades this year | |
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| Feb.24 |
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US recession 'may last into 2010'| U.S. Congress: Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke has warned Congress that without the right policies from the government, the recession could last into 2010 | |
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| Feb.18 |
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Taiwan economy slumps into recession Taiwan's economy slumped 8.36% during the last three months of 2008 with its second straight quarter of economic losses
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| Jan.28 |
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 Annan: World faces 'crisis of governance'  Switzerland: Former UN Secretary-General: The worldwide economic recession has exposed a crisis that can only be addressed by the radical reform of the U...
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| Jan.23 |
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UK in recession as economy slides London: The UK is now in recession for the first time since 1991. Gross domestic product fell by 1.5% in the last 3 months of 2008
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| Dec.8 |
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Japan sinks deeper into recession| The second largest economy in the world after the US, shrank by 0.5%, for an annualised rate of 1.8%, significantly greater than expected | |
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| Nov.23 |
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 Democrats eye huge economic boost U.S. Congress: Senior Democrats in the Congress are considering backing a huge economic stimulus package to try and steer the country clear of recession
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| Nov.20 |
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Recession fears hit stock markets| Global: World shares have fallen amid concerns that the economy will enter a protracted downturn. The Dow Jones fell 2.3% in early trade | |
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| Nov.19 |
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Asia markets follow US share drop. Japan
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| Nov.16 |
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World's No. 2 economy - in recession| Japan: Cabinet Office confirmed that Japan's economy fell another 0.1% in its third quarter, following a 0.3% drop in the second quarter | |
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| Nov.14 |
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Eurozone officially in recession| European Union: EU figures showed that the economy shrank by 0.2% in the third quarter, following a 0.2% contraction in the area in the previous quarter. 2 quarters of negative growth define a technical recession. Germany and Italy are already in... | |
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| Nov.13 |
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New recession fears ahead of G20. European Union
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German economy now in recession  Germany: Government figures showed that Europe's largest economy contracted by 0.5% in the third quarter after a 0.4% contraction in the 2nd quarter
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| Jun.8 |
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G8: Oil prices could spur global recession Japan: Japan's energy chief launched a meeting of ministers from the G8 nations by warning that soaring oil prices could trigger a global recession
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| Jun.6 |
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US unemployment rate reaches 5.5%. USA
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| Apr.30 |
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Further cut in interest rates. Washington
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| Mar.20 |
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OECD slashes US growth forecast| USA: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development: The US economy is on the brink of recession | |
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| Mar.7 |
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 Bush insists US not in recession  | Washington: President says that he remains concerned about the economy's performance. The unemployment at its highest for five years | |
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| Feb.7 |
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Congress approves US economy plan| House of Representatives: The Congress has passed a $167bn economic stimulus plan aimed at helping to bolster the U.S economy and avoid a recession | |
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| Jan.24 |
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Davos switches focus to Mideast  Map of Davos Switzerland  Switzerland: Fears of world recession briefly took a back seat at the World Economic Forum, where leaders focused on how to establish security | |
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| Jan.18 |
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Germany's economy worst since 1993| Berlin: Economy grew by 0.2% in 2002, prompting fears that Germany is heading for a recession | |
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| Aug.24 |
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 Thousands of Chavez supporters march  Venezuela: Tens of thousands show faith in their leader despite an economic recession and opposition attempts to oust him | |
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| Mar.7 |
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Recession drags on| Japan: Economy shrank throughout the last 9 months of 2001 | |
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| Dec.6 |
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Japan slips into recession
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| Nov.26 |
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US officially enters recession| USA: The National Bureau of Economic Research has declared that the US entered recession in March 2001 | |
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| Nov.1 |
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New economic package  Argentina: President de la Rua has announced a package which will reactivate the economy after 4 years of recession | |
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| Oct.3 |
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 Bush package to boost economy Washington: President has announced a revitalisation package of $60bn to $75bn to avert a recession following suicide attacks
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| Sep.25 |
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Business gurus warn of US recession| USA: Consumer confidence has slumped to 97.6, from 114.0 in August. Data before and after the atrocities differing slightly | |
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| Sep.24 |
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IMF shrugs off recession fears| USA: IMF has said the US economy may slow further than previously expected | |
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| Apr.14 |
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Recession possible| Japan: Cabinet Office said that hopes of a recovery are fading. First time since 1995 the government has used the word 'weakening' | |
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