Economia
Economia japonesa continua estagnação deflacionária
By Keiko Ujikane
Japan’s industrial output tumbled more than forecast to the lowest level since the aftermath of the record 2011 earthquake, bolstering the case for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to unleash large-scale stimulus.
The 1.7 percent drop in November from October exceeded all 27 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey, a government report showed today in Tokyo. The nation also remained mired in deflation, with consumer prices excluding fresh food dropping 0.1 percent from a year before, compared with a central bank goal of 1 percent and Abe’s desired target of 2 percent.
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Divida Japonesa
Japan’s Debt Exceeds 1 Quadrillion Yen as Abe Mulls Tax Rise
By Mayumi
Otsuma - Japan’s national
debt exceeded 1,000 trillion yen for the first time, underscoring the case for
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to proceed with a sales-tax
increase...
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Brasil - Crescimento Econômico Parou
The Brazilian Ego Falters Along With Country’s Economy
By Dom Phillips
Just a few months ago, Brazil's government dreamed of a 4 percent economic expansion for 2012. With second-quarter statistics in -- GDP grew just 0.4 percent over...
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Queda Da Bolsa De Valores Mostra Fracasso Da Política Econômica Brasileira
Inflation Drives Brazil Stocks to Bear Market By Alexander Cuadros and Ney HayashiBrazilian stocks approached a bear market, with the benchmark index down 20 percent from a November high, as quickening inflation fueled concern earnings...
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China Cresce 9,5 %
By Bloomberg News - Jul 13, 2011China’s economy and industrial output expanded more than analysts predicted, driving up stocks across Asia as the nation maintains momentum after monetary tightening to cool inflation....
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Recuperação Econômica Bloqueada
A alta carga da dívida do consumidor bloqueia a recuperação econômica:
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- "... The harsh reality is that the once-mighty U.S. consumer is setting out on a long, debt-reduction marathon that will mute economic recovery in America...
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