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Manufacturing sags to weakest since 1982: ISM (Reuters)

An assembly worker in a file photo. Factory activity fell in November to its weakest since the 1981-1982 recession, according to an industry report released on Monday. (File/Reuters)Reuters - Factory activity fell in November to its weakest since the 1981-1982 recession, according to an industry report released on Monday.


 
October construction spending drops 1.2 percent (AP)
AP - Construction spending fell by a larger-than-expected amount in October, another indication the problems facing builders in the form of a sinking economy and severe credit crisis are deepening and likely to persist.
 
New York Fed launches search for new president (AP)
AP - Timothy Geithner, President-elect Barack Obama's pick to be Treasury secretary, will soon step down from his current post as president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
 
Manufacturing index drops to 26-year low (AP)
AP - A measure of U.S. manufacturing activity fell to a 26-year low in November as new orders dropped for the twelfth consecutive month, a trade group said Monday.
 
AP IMPACT: Under pressure, US eased lending rules (AP)

In this Sept. 26, 2008 file photo, a woman passes a branch entrance near the headquarters of Washington Mutual Inc., in downtown Seattle. WaMu, one of the nation's largest banks, was seized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Thursday, and then sold to JPMorgan Chase & Co. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)AP - The Bush administration backed off proposed crackdowns on no-money-down, interest-only mortgages years before the economy collapsed, buckling to pressure from some of the same banks that have now failed. It ignored remarkably prescient warnings that foretold the financial meltdown, according to an Associated Press review of regulatory documents.


 
Budget shortfall forces cutbacks in Trinidad (AP)
AP - The drop in world energy prices is forcing Trinidad and Tobago to postpone the construction of new schools and two major hospitals.
 
China hopes talks with US boost coordination (AP)

In this May 23, 2000 file photo, Chinese men count money at their fruit stall where California oranges are set for sale  at a Beijing fruit wholesale market. The global financial crisis is overshadowing U.S.-Chinese trade tensions as Cabinet ministers from the two sides meet this week for talks on the long-range growth of one of the world's most important economic relationships.  Given the unsteady world economy, the two sides are adding the issue of managing risk to the already broad agenda of trade, energy and the environment of their Strategic Economic Dialogue. No grand agreements are expected from the talks Thursday,  Dec. 4, and Friday, Dec. 5, 2008, which are designed for rapport-building more than negotiation.  (AP Photo/File)AP - The global financial crisis is overshadowing U.S.-Chinese trade tensions as Cabinet ministers from the two sides meet this week for talks on the long-range growth of one of the world's most important economic relationships.


 
Slump hits world industry (Reuters)

Workers wearing T-shirts with company slogans at Siemens MR Center located at the Shenzhen High-Tech Industrial Park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen in Guangdong province, November 25, 2008. (Bobby Yip/Reuters)Reuters - European and Chinese industry activity slumped in November, Japanese officials said their economy was slowing rapidly and euro zone finance ministers gathered on Monday to discuss plans to curb recession.


 
Merkel: All options open for German economic help (AP)
AP - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday she is leaving "all options open" to stimulate Germany's flagging economy, but repeated she still does not favor immediate tax changes.
 
Car sales slide shows auto crisis worsening (Reuters)

Hundreds of new Mitsubishi cars imported from Thailand after being unloaded at the Tanjung Priok car port in Jakarta, November 21, 2008. (Supri/Reuters)Reuters - The global automotive industry faced a fresh wave of bad news Monday, as data showed drops in Swedish, Japanese and South Korean November car sales, with figures for France, Spain and Italy due out later in the day. Automakers are cutting production as well as seeking help from governments to survive as they battle against the effects of the financial crisis and worsening economic climate on consumer confidence.


 
British manufacturing contracts at record pace (AP)
AP - British manufacturing activity contracted at a record pace during November as new orders collapsed, a closely-watched survey found Monday, stoking expectations that the Bank of England may slash its benchmark interest rate by a full percentage point later this week.
 
China manufacturing slows as downturn deepens (AP)

In this Nov. 25, 2008 file photo, factory workers occupy an office after smashing equipment during a protest at the Kaida toy factory over a labor dispute in Dongguan, east China's Guangdong province. China's manufacturing activity contracted sharply in November as a downturn in the world's fourth-largest economy worsened, raising the threat of politically volatile job losses, according to data reported Monday, Dec. 1, 2008. (AP Photo/Color China Photo, File)AP - China's manufacturing activity contracted sharply in November as a downturn in the world's fourth-largest economy worsened, raising the threat of politically volatile job losses, according to data reported Monday.


 
German retail sales down 1.5 percent in Oct. (AP)
AP - Retail sales in Europe's biggest economy fell 1.5 percent in October from last year as recession fears dampened spending by German consumers.
 
Markets look to central banks for relief (AFP)

Securities traders check screens at a local brokerage firm in Hong Kong on November 25, 2008. Hong Kong shares ended the morning 3.2 percent higher following a surge on Wall Street over on the back of the US government's bailout for banking giant Citigroup, dealers said. The benchmark Hang Seng Index ended the morning session up 403.71 points to 12,861.65. AFP PHOTO/MIKE CLARKE(AFP/Mike Clarke)AFP - Central banks are poised to step up their efforts this week to tackle the deepening economic crisis as the bosses of the Big Three US carmakers return to Congress to plead for emergency aid.


 
Stimulus all the rage, bar Germany (Reuters)

A woman rests after shopping at the Dolphin Mall in Miami November 28, 2008. (Carlos Barria/Reuters)Reuters - As recession extends its tentacles across the globe, it is getting hard just to track the hundreds of billions of dollars governments are throwing or promising to throw at the problem.


 
Stocks eye dour jobs, shopping data (Reuters)

Specialists work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in New York on November 25, 2008. (Lucas Jackson/Reuters)Reuters - Wall Street may struggle this week to build on its best weekly performance in almost 30 years as investors grapple with a raft of economic data, including the November jobs report, that will likely provide more evidence of a deep economic downturn.


 
Polish prime minister announces financial package (AP)
AP - Poland's prime minister says his Cabinet has prepared a euro24 billion ($31 billion) plan to stabilize the country's finances and boost the economy.
 
Holiday sales get off to slow start (Reuters)

A woman watches as people shop in the Time's Square Toys 'R' Us store on 'Black Friday' in New York November 28, 2008. (Brendan McDermid/Reuters)Reuters - The holiday shopping season got off to a slow start as consumers, squeezed by the economic crisis, bought carefully and said they would wait for better deals closer to Christmas.


 
US aid chief denies UN Doha meet a waste of time (AFP)

USAID administrator and director of US foreign assistance Henrietta Fore (R) speaks with member of her delegation during the opening session of the UN conference on Financing for Development in Doha. Fore denied that the absence of most leaders of the world's major economies means the meeting is a waste of time.(AFP/Marwan Naamani)AFP - The head of the US delegation at the UN's Doha conference on aid denied on Saturday that the absence of most leaders of the world's major economies means the meeting is a waste of time.


 
Fore! Woods' split with GM a warning for athletes (AP)
AP - Turns out, Tiger Woods wouldn't really rather have a Buick. At least not anymore.
 

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