NEW YORK: The global economy is teetering between “the ice of recession and the fire of inflation” as policy-makers struggle to battle rising prices without choking off growth, data and comments from officials around the world showed on Friday. US economic figures showed sentiment among consumers remained near 28-year lows this month, with the vast majority convinced that the country is in a recession that is only getting worse. They also expect inflation to rise...
Economy Ministry estimates January inflation
RBC News
RBC News
RBC, 02.02.2010, Moscow 15:20:02.The Russian Economic Development Ministry forecasts...
UK economy grows 0.1 percent in final quarter of 2009; officially exits recession
Newsday
Newsday
January 26, 2010 (AP) — UK economy grows 0.1 percent in final quarter of 2009; officially exits recession.... newsday.com is now available at no charge to Newsday and Optimum Online® subscribers. To continue...
Economy exits recession, but only just
Building
Building
Government statistics show growth of 0.1% in last quarter of 2009, bringing 18-month recession to an end The UK’s economy grew 0.1% in the last three months of 2009,...
End of recession - just: 'We've thrown everything but the kitchen sink at the economy'
The Guardian
The Guardian
Heather Stewart, Observer economics editor, says the UK's marginal return to growth in the economy is not...
End of recession: 'We've thrown everything but the kitchen sink at the economy'
The Guardian
The Guardian
Heather Stewart, Observer economics editor, says the UK's marginal return to growth in the economy is not...
Geithner says low risk of double-dip recession; economy healing
Hartford Courant
Hartford Courant
WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary says the US has a low risk of a double-dip recession. Geithner (guy-tner) told ABC News in...
Economy Is Growing, Has Recession Ended?
WPXI
WPXI
WASHINGTON -- The government's report Friday showed the economy has grown for two straight quarters -- and accelerated at the end of last year. It was the most compelling evidence to date that the recession ended last...



