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China Economy Seen Slowing In First Quarter On Housing, Consumer Woes
China's economy is expected to have slowed in the first three months of the year as it continues to be buffeted by a debilitating property sector crisis and flagging consumer ... and export news mean ... Read More
US growth likely slowed last quarter but still pointed to a solid economy
The Commerce Department is expected to report Thursday that the gross domestic product — the economy’s total output of goods and services — grew at a slow but still-decent 2.2% annual pace from ... Read More
GDP, Inflation Highlight Week of Economic Data
Continued strong consumer and government spending are expected to have driven growth higher. “Real GDP growth likely slowed in the advance estimate for the first quarter after a 3.4% annualized ... Read More
Alaska Air Forecasts Strong Profit on Rebound in Business Travel
In an interview, Chief Financial Officer Shane Tackett said while leisure travel demand remains strong, corporate travel spending is now gathering steam. "Business travel is better than we ... Read More
China economy seen slowing in first quarter on housing, consumer woes
China's economy is expected to have slowed ... covering a holiday period that typically sees a spike in spending. "A lack of domestic consumer demand will remain a drag" on growth despite an ... Read More
China economy seen slowing in first quarter on housing, consumer woes
China's economy is expected to have slowed in the first three months of the year as it continues to be buffeted by a debilitating property sector crisis and flagging consumer activity. Beijing ... Read More
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