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Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

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Russian gas flow halted through Ukraine to Europe (Reuters)

A woman (C) chats with a group of singers in traditional dress as they perform Christmas carols, known locally as Reuters - Russia shut down all gas flows to Europe through Ukraine on Wednesday, sharpening a dispute that has left industries and homes in southeast Europe without power and disrupted supplies to major economies.


 
Budget deficit to hit $1.2 trillion (Reuters)

President Bush greets President-elect Barack Obama at the White House, November 10, 2008. (Joshua Roberts/Reuters)Reuters - The U.S. budget deficit will swell to a record $1.186 trillion in fiscal 2009 as the global recession saps the economy, congressional forecasters said on Wednesday, presenting a daunting challenge to President-elect Barack Obama who has said tough choices will be necessary.


 
Survey shows deeper job losses as recession bites (AFP)

Job seekers, seen here in December 2008, register for a job fair at the Marriot Boston Burlington. The US private sector lost 693,000 jobs in December, according to a survey Wednesday highlighting a deepening recession in the world's biggest economy.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Darren Mccollester)AFP - The US private sector lost 693,000 jobs in December, according to a survey Wednesday highlighting a deepening recession in the world's biggest economy.


 
Obama says stimulus pricetag "at high end" (Reuters)
Reuters - President-elect Barack Obama said Wednesday he was still talking to congressional leaders about his economic stimulus package and that the final pricetag would likely be at the high end of estimates.
 
Pelosi urges mid-February action on stimulus (Reuters)
Reuters - Failure to act on a sweeping economic stimulus package will lead to more U.S. job losses and broader economic pain, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Wednesday.
 
Insight: Official actions trigger investor reaction (FT.com)
FT.com - Not long ago, the question of how the actions of national authorities - and the US Federal Reserve in particular - impacted on their investment decisions would get a range of replies from investors. Some observed that their decisions were unaffected; others cited the old mantra that "you should never fight the Fed".
 
Consumer loan late payments at 28-year high (Reuters)
Reuters - Soaring unemployment has caused more Americans to fall behind on loan payments than at any time since 1980, and delinquencies are likely to head higher, the American Bankers Association said on Wednesday.
 
Private job losses mount in December (Reuters)

A man walks past a store advertising a sale in Virginia, November 28, 2008. (Larry Downing/Reuters)Reuters - Job losses and plans to lay off workers hammered the struggling U.S. economy in the final month of 2008, according to private reports that foreshadow grim labor market data from the government on Friday.


 
German and U.S. job woes mount (Reuters)

A share trader reacts while checking share prices in front of the German share price index DAX board at the German stock exchange in Frankfurt, December 18, 2008. (Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters)Reuters - Global job woes worsened on Wednesday on bleak employment data from the United States and Germany, while microchip giant Intel Corp warned that slack demand for computers would hurt its revenue.


 
Bank of America sells China bank stake (Reuters)

A building is reflected in the window of a Bank Of America branch in New York, October 6, 2008. (Lucas Jackson/Reuters)Reuters - Bank of America Corp , coping with tough economic conditions, raised $2.83 billion by selling part of its stake in China Construction Bank Corp (601939.SS), and Hong Kong's richest tycoon sold a $500 million stake in rival Bank of China (3988.HK).


 
U.S. 2008 planned layoffs most in 5 years: Challenger (Reuters)

A woman fills out an application at a job fair organized by the New Hampshire Employment Security agency, December 17, 2008. (Brian Snyder/Reuters)Reuters - Planned layoffs at U.S. firms eased in December from the previous month's seven-year high but they were up an astounding 275 percent annually as the year-old recession cut a huge swathe of destruction through job market.


 
German jobless rate up to 7.4 percent (AP)
AP - The deepening economic crisis made its first impact on Germany's labor market last month, helping push up the unemployment rate in Europe's biggest economy to 7.4 percent, official figures showed Wednesday.
 
Dollar drops in European trade (AFP)

US dollar notes are checked at a bank. The dollar fell Wednesday on profit-taking after gaining in Asian deals on optimism about US president-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus plans, dealers said.(AFP/File/Jung Yeon-Je)AFP - The dollar fell Wednesday on profit-taking after gaining in Asian deals on optimism about US president-elect Barack Obama's economic stimulus plans, dealers said.


 
UN adviser: Asia should tap reserves to ease slump (AP)
AP - Asia should tap its $4 trillion in currency reserves to avoid a significant economic downturn through public spending to bolster consumer demand, a U.N. economic adviser said Wednesday.
 
European shares dip as investors pause (AFP)

The entrance to the London Stock Exchange. Europe's main stock markets sank on Wednesday as investors banked profits from gains made since the start of 2009, and digested a bleak outlook on the American economy from the US Federal Reserve.(AFP/File/Ben Stansall)AFP - Europe's main stock markets sank on Wednesday as investors banked profits from gains made since the start of 2009, and digested a bleak outlook on the American economy from the US Federal Reserve.


 
Vacancies at regional malls rise as economy reels (Reuters)
Reuters - Vacancies at regional malls in the United States rose in the fourth quarter to their highest levels of the decade, according to data released on Wednesday by real estate research firm Reis Inc.
 
Alcoa says cuts to affect 18 percent of Russia workforce (Reuters)
Reuters - Alcoa Inc , which is cutting aluminum production and jobs in the face of the global economic downturn, plans measures in Russia that will affect 18 percent of its workforce in the country, the company said on Wednesday.
 
Apartment rents show first decline in over 5 years (Reuters)

A sign at an apartment building in Los Angeles advertising a two-bedroom apartment for rent is pictured March 19, 2008. (Fred Prouser/Reuters)Reuters - Average rents for U.S. apartments fell in the fourth quarter, as a sharp economic downturn and rising unemployment left Americans unwilling to pay higher prices, according to data released on Wednesday.


 
GM says government loans cover worst scenario: report (Reuters)

A General Motors logo is seen at a car dealership in Toronto December 12, 2008. (Mike Cassese/Reuters)Reuters - General Motors Corp has adequate government loans pledged to cover the worst-case scenario it outlined in December to Congress and will not need more unless the economy worsens, a Bloomberg report said.


 
Republicans cry foul over Obama's 'big government' plan (AFP)

People wait in a long queue to receive food, personal care and household items as part of the nationwide programme to assist working poor and disadvantaged families in Detroit, Michigan. US President-elect Barack Obama's plan to haul the country's economy out of recession entails a hefty expansion of the federal government - a prospect that has angered conservative critics.(AFP/Getty Images/File/Spencer Platt)AFP - President-elect Barack Obama's plan to haul the US economy out of recession entails a hefty expansion of the federal government -- a prospect that has conservative critics aghast.


 

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