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Composite Leading Indicators Signal Deepening Slowdown in OECD Area
added: 10-11-2008

OECD composite leading indicators (CLIs) for September 2008 indicate a continued weakening outlook for all the major seven economies, with cyclical slowdowns at levels not seen since the beginning of the decade. The latest data for major non-OECD member economies tentatively point to a downturn in China and a slowdown in Russia and India. The message from Brazil is mixed but the latest data show tentative signs of a possible downturn.
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Platts Survey: October OPEC Oil Output Dropped to 32.26 Mil. Barrels Per Day
added: 10-11-2008

The 13 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pumped an average 32.26 million barrels per day (b/d) of crude oil in October, according to a Platts survey of OPEC and oil industry officials just released. This is a 210,000 b/d decline from the September level of 32.47 million b/d.
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Australia: Overall Employment Rose 34,300 in October 2008
added: 10-11-2008

The credit freeze has hurt Australia, some companies are laying off people, downgrading earnings and in retailing some are reporting falling sales.
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Emerging Markets Will Drive Mobile Networking Growth Over Next Five Years
added: 08-11-2008

Despite the current global economic downturn, the number of mobile network subscribers worldwide will continue to grow at a rate of nearly 8 percent annually through 2013, with 90 percent of that growth coming from emerging economies, according to a new report from Pyramid Research, the telecom research arm of Light Reading Communications Group.
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Survey Finds Airport Operators Investing $3 Billion in IT to Win Passengers
added: 08-11-2008

A survey of investment trends among the world's top airport operators which are spending $3 billion this year on IT, has found they are focussing heavily on attracting passengers but some are also fearful of IT budget cuts in the present economic climate. Within Asia-Pacific, 90% of the respondents believe that IT budgets will increase or stay the same during 2009.
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World Bank Maps Local and Global Economic Geography, Calls For Greater Integration
added: 07-11-2008

History shows that severe crises can cause nations to become inward-looking, sometimes with negative consequences. The World Development Report 2009: Reshaping Economic Geography argues that the most effective policies for promoting long-term growth are those that facilitate geographic concentration and economic integration, both within and across countries.
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Australian Rates To Keep Falling
added: 06-11-2008

A surprise expansion in the trade surplus for September (the biggest in 11 years), the Aussie dollar was a bit firmer, but the building approvals for September were miserable.
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Australia: Surplus Goes As Revenue Sinks
added: 06-11-2008

The federal government slashed its budget surplus forecast for the 2009 financial year and said economic growth will slow and unemployment will rise as the global financial crisis drains tax revenues.
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Fitch: Severe Global Recession Expected in 2009
added: 05-11-2008

In its latest Global Economic Outlook, Fitch Ratings predicts that the world's major advanced economies - US, UK, Euro area and Japan - will next year experience the steepest decline in GDP since World War II. In aggregate GDP growth in these countries is expected to be (minus) -0.8% in 2009, compared to an estimated 1.1% for 2008. Tighter credit conditions, consumer retrenchment and falling corporate investment are expected to combine to deliver an unusually synchronised downturn across the advanced economies.
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Global RFID Market to Reach $5.3 Billion This Year
added: 05-11-2008

The worldwide RFID market will exceed $5.3 billion in 2008, according to a new forecast from ABI Research. Annual revenue growth will increase over the next five years, accelerating over the mid-term as high-growth, high-volume applications such as supply chain management, ID documents, ticketing and contactless payment drive shipments.
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