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Insight: Post-election hangover looms for Venezuela economy (Reuters)
Reuters - From new homes in slums to cash for struggling mothers, Venezuela's Hugo Chavez is unleashing a flood of state spending to try to tip the balance in what looks like the toughest presidential election of his political career.
 
Euro zone output falls, GDP set to contract (Reuters)
Reuters - Output at factories in the euro zone tumbled in December, reflecting a sick European economy that probably shrank at the end of 2011 but it is hoped will recover this year.
 
GOP critics hit Obama's $3.8 trillion budget (AP)

President Barack Obama speaks about the 'Community College to Career Fund' and his 2013 budget, Monday, Feb. 13, 2012, at Northern Virginia Community College in Annandale, Va.  (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)AP - President Barack Obama feels he has struck just the right budget balance between providing more short-term support for the economy while putting forth a long-term plan to get control of the government's soaring budget deficits.


 
China's next leader Xi Jinping visits White House (AP)

FILE - In this June 9, 2011 file photo, China's Vice President Xi Jinping waves in Santiago, Chile. The man destined to become the next leader of China has arrived in the U.S. on a visit that will include a welcome at the White House. (AP Photo/Aliosha Marquez, File)AP - Washington is getting its first hard look at Xi Jinping, the man destined to lead China in the coming decade, during which the global powers probably will see their economic ties grow even as they are viewed increasingly as military rivals.


 
BOJ signals more aggressive policy, sets inflation goal (Reuters)
Reuters - The Bank of Japan boosted its asset buying program by $130 billion on Tuesday and in the face of political pressure set an inflation goal of 1 percent, signaling a more aggressive monetary policy to pull an ailing economy out of deflation.
 
UK inflation rate drops to 3.6 percent (AP)
AP - Britain's inflation rate fell to 3.6 percent in the year to January from 4.2 percent the previous month, official figures showed Tuesday, to the likely relief of cash-strapped households which have seen muted pay increases more than eaten up by rising prices.
 
A glance at Obama's economic assumptions (AP)
AP - A glance at Obama's economic assumptions
 
Williams: Fed must keep policy throttle 'wide open' (Reuters)
Reuters - The U.S. Federal Reserve should do all it can to reduce very high unemployment and bring inflation back up to more desirable levels, a top Fed official said on Monday.
 
Volcker defends ban on proprietary trading (AP)
AP - Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker on Monday issued a broad defense of a federal rule bearing his name that would prohibit banks from trading for their own profit.
 
Fitch, S&P downgrade Spanish banks (Reuters)
Reuters - Ratings agencies Fitch lowered its ratings on four big Spanish banks while Standard & Poor's cut its rating for the industry as a whole on Monday following recent sovereign downgrades and on concerns of funding difficulties and a weak economy.
 
Obama proposes $800 million boost for "Arab Spring" countries (Reuters)
Reuters - The White House announced plans on Monday to help countries swept by "Arab Spring" revolutions with more than $800 million in economic aid, while maintaining U.S. military assistance to Egypt despite a crisis triggered by an Egyptian crackdown on U.S. democracy activists.
 
Tough calculus for Obama in Chinese leader's election-year visit (Reuters)
Reuters - Even as he greets China's vice president in the Oval Office on Tuesday, President Barack Obama is quietly overhauling U.S. economic policy toward Beijing, looking for new ways to extract results on issues such as market access and currency manipulation that have bedeviled him and his predecessors.
 
Business events scheduled for Tuesday (AP)
AP - Major business events and economic events scheduled for Tuesday:
 
Wall Street likes Monti, but still wary of Italy (Reuters)
Reuters - A long, standing ovation greeted Italy's Mario Monti when he entered the packed Card Room on the seventh floor of the New York Stock Exchange last week.
 
OECD flags signs of broader upturn in economic outlook (Reuters)
Reuters - The international economic outlook is showing tentative signs of improvement, with the momentum shift spreading from the United States and Japan to other developed countries, the OECD's December survey of growth prospects showed on Monday.
 
London Occupy's cathedral camp gets week's reprieve (Reuters)
Reuters - Dozens of protesters against economic inequality were effectively told they could remain camped outside London's landmark St Paul's Cathedral for another nine days while a judge decides whether to listen to their appeal against eviction.
 
White House announces $800 million for "Arab Spring" countries (Reuters)
Reuters - The White House announced plans on Monday to help "Arab Spring" countries swept by revolutions over the past year with more than $800 million in aid to support political and economic reforms.
 
Oil demand and forecasts: getting it wrong again in 2012 (Reuters)
Reuters - Trying to forecast world oil demand growth is a tricky job at the best of times. This year abnormal levels of uncertainty about the global economy are making the job even more difficult.
 
SEC again pushes AIG on disclosures (Reuters)

Rep. Thaddeus McCotter, R-Mich., questions AIG Chairman Edward Liddy during a hearing before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capitol Markets, Insurance and Government Sponsored Enterprises on Capitol Hill in Washington, March 18, 2009. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)Reuters - For the second time in less than a year, the Securities and Exchange Commission has pressed bailed-out insurer American International Group to provide more disclosures in its quarterly reports, this time on guaranteed interest rates in its life insurance business.


 
Investors peer past gloom, eye Asian economic rebound (Reuters)
Reuters - If the World Bank is correct, 2012 will see the second slowest year of global economic growth in a decade, at a level consistent with a world recession that, like the 2008/2009 financial crisis, would not spare Asia.
 

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