Leading indicator of economic performance moderated again in ...
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OTTAWA (CP) - The composite leading index, an early measurement of economic performance, moderated again in August, to 0.5 per cent from 0.6 per cent in July, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
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Eurozone indicators due this week will provide further evidence of weak economic confidence and slowing output, while British data was expected to show a pick-up in industrial activity, economists said.
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The economy finished 2004 with its best performance in five years despite slowing in the final stretch. The outlook ahead: a moderate jog, rather than a sprint. The broadest barometer of the country's economic standing, the gross domestic product, clocked a 4.4 percent increase for all of last year spurred by brisk consumer and business spending, the Commerce Department reported Friday.
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RISMedia, Oct. 22, 2004âThe Conference Board reports today that the Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators declined 0.1% in September, following a 0.3% decline in August, and a 0.3% decline in July.
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Ken Goldstein, an economist at the New York-based Conference Board, said the latest decline in the index is &quot;a clear signal that the economy is losing steam.
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Sept. 14, 2004 --A new economic indicator released Monday showed that overall services revenue in the US increased 5.4% in the second quarter of 2004.
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WASHINGTON -- The economy grew at a 2.9 percent annual rate in the spring _ better than first estimated but nowhere near the brisk pace logged in the winter, another sign of slowing business growth. Inflation marched higher.
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By local and wire dispatches. The economy could be a little brighter in the new year if two indexes geared toward forecasting activity in coming months prove to be on the money.
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Eurozone indicators to be released this week will provide the first glimmer of stabilisation in economic confidence in September following the retreat in oil prices from their mid-August peaks, economists said.
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The economy inched ahead by 2.2 percent in the fourth quarter of last year, down sharply from the governmentâs prior estimate of 3.5 percent.
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Stock investors may want to fasten their seatbelts for the week ahead, when a flurry of  earnings and economic data will once again be in focus.
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The government GDP report for the July-to-September quarter was unchanged from an estimate a month ago. The economy is expected to limp through the final months of the year.
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With the economy continuing to rank as a top factor in the upcoming election, the latest &quot;beige book&quot; confirms that economic activity continued to expand through early October.
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The Japanese government downgraded its view on the economy slightly on Tuesday, citing weaker exports and output, but it said a recovery was continuing due to steady domestic demand, in terms of both personal consumption and capital spending.  "The economy continues to recover, while some weak movements have been seen recently," the government said in its monthly economic report.
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The U.S. economy will grow at a moderate clip in 2007 as consumer spending growth slows and business spending moderates during the second half, a key economic forecast released on Tuesday showed.
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OTTAWA - An indicator that gives an early look at Canada&#39;s economic situation showed more signs of slowing in September, Statistics Canada said Wednesday.
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Eurozone indicators to be released this week will show that inflation was slightly lower than initially estimated in October and that industrial output recovered in September, economists said.