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2. JPMorgan chief economist says 50 point rate cut 'right thing to do'
3. Fed Beige Book says economic activity grew slightly in three Districts
4. Price hikes cost share for Heineken UK
5. It's not just real estate and spending â another pillar of China's economy looks like it's heading for trouble, too
6. Outlook for 2024-25: Economic growth
7. China released a 22,000-character plan for its economy that doesn't say very much
8. Fed says economy maintained 'slight to modest' pace of growth
9. FICO: UK Credit Card Trends Shows Rising Spend and Missed Payments
10. Shops and restaurants poised for consumer spending boost with labour win and major sports events
11. The Impact of Opportunity Zones on Private Investment and Economic Activity
12. Is the economy heading for recession?
13. UK Economy Stagnates in April Amid Wet Weather
14. Central Garden & Pet upgraded to Buy at Argus on valuation and lower costs
15. Converse to cut jobs as part of Nike's $2 billion cost-saving strategy
16. The consumer slowdown is here and its flashing a recession warning for the economy
17. Outlook for 2024-25: Economic growth
18. 3 issues that could make or break the US economy over the next year, according to top economist Mohamed El-Erian
19. Asian Economy: Overview, Growth and Development-
20. Economic activity expanded slightly, Beige Book says
21. The odds of a US recession in the near year have dropped to a 2-year low
22. Outlook for 2024-28: Economic growth
23. Seven tips for Christmas shopping on a budget -including what you need to do now; It's only thirteen weeks to Christmas -- which seems like it's ages away, but with parties, gifts, and travel to plan for, getting ahead now is the best way to keep to a budget
24. What to expect in Pakistan's economy after SBP's Policy Rate cut
25. Consumer spending is not recovering yet, warns Dunelm
26. Brazil's economy grows more than expected
27. Brazil's economy grows 1.4% in the 2nd quarter of 2024, above expectations
28. Brazil's economy grows 1.4% in the 2nd quarter of 2024, above expectations
29. Canadian economic growth slowed to 2.1% in second quarter
30. Shoppers warned about milk price rises 'this year'; Arla, which works with farmers across the UK, said cost increases meant shoppers were set to pay more soon
31. UK economy grows 0.6% in 2Q and 0.9% YoY
32. Home Depot warns of consumer uncertainty about the economy
33. Household spending on tariffs quadrupled on average since November
34. 'Too high for comfort': transport costs rising at almost three times rate of inflation, data reveals; Households 'hurting' as people forced to spend more of their income on driving, petrol, tolls and public transport faresGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast
35. Data shows how spending on the Paris 2024 Olympics is boosting the French economy
36. To Avoid a Recession, Consumer Spending Is Key
37. Poor weather and cost of living crisis drive UK summer spending down; Figures show weak consumer demand persisted in June and July as Bank of England ponders interest rate decision
38. Dunelm upgrades outlook despite shipping costs
39. USA: Fed's Beige Book shows US economy maintaining modest pace of expansion
40. UK economy grows quicker than expected in May as shoppers return to high street; The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product increased by 0.4% in May, after no growth was recorded in April when damp weather hit consumer spending
41. UK economy returned to growth in May; ONS figures show gross domestic product rose by 0.4 month on month after recording zero growth in April
42. Economic signals are blinking green. Why Americans are still seeing red
43. THE ECONOMICS OF LIFE MADE SIMPLE
44. Cooling inflation data means the Fed is in position to cut rate in June, chief economist says
45. Recession odds are 'very high' as economy looks poised to see an unemployment wave and plunging consumer spending, chief economist says
46. Outlook for 2024-28: Economic growth
47. Consumers fended off a recession -- but keep spending like there's no tomorrow
48. Food hasn't been this much of your budget since the '90s
49. Cantor: Long Island's cost burden' and housing insecurity
50. 'YOLO spenders' have created a 'super-duper' credit bubble in the US economy, top economist David Rosenberg says
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