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Better hope the latest US GDP numbers are very wrong on the downside
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More FTSE charts & pricesby Himanshu Singh on Jul 31, 2010 at 07:00
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The Lex Column
* Guess domestic product - better hope the latest GDP numbers are very wrong on the downside.
* Carmakers - Although this week’s results from Europe’s carmakers suggest that the industry has regained some of its showroom lustre after last year’s losses, the reality is different.
* Hiring graduates - investment banks are having trouble attracting university leavers.
* Media - renewed confidence, but momentum will be difficult to sustain.
THE LONG VIEW
* When upbeat analysts’ consensus spells danger Other Comments.
Other Comments
* The world’s banks take a holiday from regulation.
* Why Turkey sits outside the tent - EU members have good reason to be cautious about Turkish accession.
* Outside Edge: Damned if we dip, damned if we don’t - it is a short step from Cathars to Keynesians.
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