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Policymakers warn of protectionism, higher oil price
 
Reuters - Policymakers and business chiefs flagged new trouble for the global economy on Thursday, with India's trade minister warning of protectionism and OPEC saying it was determined to push up the price of oil.
Dollar advances against euro
 
AFP - The dollar climbed against the euro on Thursday as dealers tracked the progress of US President Barack Obama's stimulus package to help get the recession-hit US economy back on track, analysts said.
EU executive warns U.S. over "Buy America" policy
 
Reuters - The European Commission signaled on Thursday it would contest a 'Buy America' provision if it is included in the final version of an $825 billion package to kickstart the U.S. economy.
December durable goods orders drop 2.6 percent
 
AP - Orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods fell for the fifth straight month in December, closing out a dismal year in which demand dropped by the largest amount since the recession year of 2001.
Durable goods orders fall 5 straight months
 
Reuters - New orders for long-lasting manufactured goods dropped 2.6 percent in December, falling for a fifth straight month, according to a report on Thursday that underscored the deepening economic malaise.
New jobless claims up, continued claims a record
 
Reuters - The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless benefits rose 3,000 last week, data on Thursday showed, while so-called continued claims hit the highest level on record as a year-long recession chilled employment.
EU exec, steelmakers warn U.S. over "Buy America"
 
Reuters - The European Commission signaled on Thursday it may contest a 'Buy America' provision if it is included in the final version of an $825 billion package to kickstart the U.S. economy.
Fed Set To Buy Treasuries To Jolt Credit, As Reports Of 'Bad Bank' Plan Lift Sto
 
Investor's Business Daily - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday officially added another potent weapon to its economy-reviving arsenal -- buying long-term Treasuries to ease the flow of credit.
Obama and Congress seek deal on economic stimulus
 
Reuters - Republicans in the U.S. Senate accepted on Thursday President Barack Obama's offer to search for a compromise on an economic stimulus bill that could end up costing around $900 billion, as long as tax cuts play a large role.
Obama, Japan's Aso to cooperate on economic crisis
 
Reuters - President Barack Obama agreed in a telephone call with Japan's prime minister, Taro Aso, on the need for close cooperation on the global economic crisis, the White House said on Thursday.
Home sales fall to record lows
 
Reuters - Sales of newly built single-family homes fell 14.7 percent in December, the largest monthly decline since 1994, data showed on Thursday, indicating the housing market's downward spiral was far from reaching a bottom.
December new home sales post monthly 14.7 pct drop
 
AP - Sales of new homes plunged 14.7 percent in December to the slowest monthly pace on record as the hobbled homebuilding industry posted its worst annual sales results in more than two decades.
US may spend up to two trillion dlrs to save banks: report
 
AFP - The United States may spend up to two trillion dollars to bail out banks reeling from losses amid financial turmoil and a deepening recession, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
Economic distress erupts on the streets
 
AFP - Signs of global economic distress multiplied on Thursday, with more companies worldwide cutting profits and jobs, and protesters swarming the streets of France in anger at the worsening crisis.
Manufacturers to slash spending in downturn
 
Reuters - Top U.S. manufacturers, having shed tens of thousands of jobs in the face of a severe global recession, are now cutting back capital spending in a struggle to preserve cash as economic conditions worsen.
Obama, allies move stimulus fight into high gear
 
AFP - After a failed 'charm offensive,' US President Barack Obama and his allies unleashed a hard-hitting campaign Thursday to break defiant Republicans' thus-far united opposition to his economic stimulus plan.
'Buy American' stimulus plan riles trade partners
 
AFP - A new 'Buy American' push in President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan is sparking protests about protectionism from US trading partners.
Biden says stimulus bill to attract Republicans
 
Reuters - Vice President Joe Biden said on Thursday the economic stimulus package working its way through Congress is good, but will improve and attract Republican votes.
New home sales post 14.7 percent drop in December
 
AP - The homebuilding industry's nosedive won't let up. Sales of new homes plunged to the slowest pace on record last month and builders posted their worst annual sales results in more than two decades.
Battle lines harden on US stimulus
 
AFP - President Barack Obama's union allies unleashed a fierce campaign Thursday on a clutch of persuadable Senate critics of his economic stimulus plan, as defiant Republicans vowed to hold the line.
Banks borrow more from Fed, investment firms less
 
AP - Commercial banks boosted their borrowing over the past week from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program, while investment firms drew less.
U.S. economy will still need aid in 2011: White House
 
Reuters - The U.S. economy will still need support in two years' time from a massive fiscal stimulus currently in the works, the White House said on Thursday, signaling that it expects only a very slow recovery.
Mine jobs lost worldwide as recession hits metals
 
Reuters - All over North and South America, miners are losing their jobs as the recession hits demand for metals that enjoyed a boom in recent years.
'Buy American' stimulus alarms US businesses, trade partners
 
AFP - A new 'Buy American' push in President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan is sparking protests about protectionism from US businesses and trading partners.
Obama scolds Wall Street executives over bonuses
 
Reuters - U.S. President Barack Obama on Thursday chastised Wall Street executives for taking big bonuses at a time when the financial system is on the verge of collapse.
Workers receiving unemployment at 25-year high
 
AP - Week by week, the numbers that measure the economy get worse, heading toward uncharted territory.

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