- Retail Sales in U.S. Unexpectedly Fall as Consumers Cut Back on Purchases
- European Industrial Output Drops More Than Forecast; Payrolls Growth Slows
- U.S. Producer Prices Fall 0.9%, More Than Forecast, as Energy Costs Drop
- China May Ease Lending Restrictions After Export Growth, Production Cooled
- EU Officials Say No Plan to Follow U.S. in Cutting Taxes, Interest Rates
- Wellink Says ECB Interest Rates `Adequate,' Sees No Need for Changes Soon
- Bernanke May Be Wrong: Next Fed Move Might Be to Lower Rate, Not Raise It
Inflation concerns ease on energy price retracements but economic concerns linger on. Interest movements will likely be
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