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Is Montenegro Brussels ready?

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Last gasp

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Going overground

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Who speaks for tomorrow?

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Yonhap Infomax NewsApr 7
U.S. durable goods orders fell 1.4% month-over-month in February to $315.5 billion, missing market expectations of a 0.5% decline, with transportation equipment leading the decrease as commercial aircraft orders plunged 28.6% while nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft rose 0.6%.
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US Durable Goods Orders Fall 1.4% in February, Missing Estimates

U.S. durable goods orders fell 1.4% month-over-month in February to $315.5 billion, missing market expectations of a 0.5% decline, with transportation equipment leading the decrease as commercial aircraft orders plunged 28.6% while nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft rose 0.6%.

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G’day Brussels

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Yonhap Infomax NewsMar 13
U.S. durable goods orders remained flat in January at $321.2 billion, falling short of market expectations for a 1.2% increase, while nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a key business investment indicator, showed no change from the previous month.
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US January Durable Goods Orders Flat, Missing Estimates

U.S. durable goods orders remained flat in January at $321.2 billion, falling short of market expectations for a 1.2% increase, while nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a key business investment indicator, showed no change from the previous month.

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Yonhap Infomax NewsMar 13
US durable goods orders unexpectedly stagnated in January, falling short of market expectations for a 1.2% increase, signaling potential weakness in manufacturing sector demand and business investment activity
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US January Durable Goods Orders Flat Month-on-Month, Missing 1.2% Forecast

US durable goods orders unexpectedly stagnated in January, falling short of market expectations for a 1.2% increase, signaling potential weakness in manufacturing sector demand and business investment activity

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NewsletterTFFeb 21

Japan's Economy Sidesteps Recession Through Revised Growth Figures

Japan's economy grew a little in late 2023, avoiding a recession. Business spending helped, but people spent less. Government plans new actions.

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NewsletterTFFeb 21

Japan's economy has grown a small amount in the last part of 2023. This means it did not have a recession. Business spending was strong, but people spent less money. The government is planning new steps to help the economy.

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Japan's Economy Grows Slightly, Avoids Recession

Japan's economy grew a little in late 2023, avoiding a recession. Business spending helped, but people spent less. Government plans new actions.