Western Europe statistics and forecast report 2003-2012
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U.S. stocks turned modestly higher in late-morning trading, after an initial sell-off, as concerns about Europe’s debt crisis and the future of the U.S.
U.S. stocks were headed for another day of losses Friday, as worries of a global slowdown and Europe’s debt crisis sparked a second sell-off in global markets.
AP – Global stocks slid again Friday as fears of a possible U.S. recession combined with ongoing worries over Europe’s debt crisis, which is stoking acute fears over the continent’s banking sector.
AP – Global stocks slid again Friday as fears of a possible U.S. recession combined with ongoing worries over Europe’s debt crisis, which is stoking acute fears over the continent’s banking sector.
AP – Global stocks slid again Friday as fears of a possible U.S. recession combined with ongoing worries over Europe’s debt crisis, which is stoking acute fears over the continent’s banking sector.
AP – Stock markets in Asia opened sharply lower Friday amid signs of a possible U.S. recession and renewed worries over the financial health of Europe’s banks
A pessimistic report on the global economy from Morgan Stanley — particularly about the United States and Europe — sent the world’s stock markets tumbling Thursday.
AP – Asian stock markets were mixed Wednesday as investors weighed weaker-than-expected economic growth in the 17 countries that use the euro against data showing that U.S.
AP – THE TROUBLES: Economic growth slowed across Europe last quarter, and the leaders of France and Germany tried to calm concerns about the region’s debt troubles by pushing for long-term political solutions.