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    Economists upgrade US outlook after surprisingly strong data

    Economists upgrade US outlook after surprisingly strong data
    AFP ^ | 1/14/07


    Economists are hastily upgrading their forecasts for the US economy after a series of surprisingly strong reports suggesting the so-called "soft landing" may be over and growth is accelerating. Over the past week, surprises have come in stronger-than-expected reports on US job creation, the trade balance and retail sales -- all key contributors to economic activity.

    Lehman Brothers chief US economist Ethan Harris on Friday boosted his forecast for fourth quarter 2006 growth to an annualized rate of 3.3 percent, a leap from the firm's prior call for just 2.0 percent growth.

    "After slowing in November, the economy seems to have regained its stride," Harris said.


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    Great news for the United states.
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    Great news for the United states.
    Are you doing pretty well Matthew?
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    I'm just fellowing the news report, me personally not to good. But I guest it could be worst.
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    I've been reading 'official' reports that my profession (IT) is bouncing back. It's not as dreadful as 2001-2003, but it's still very hard to find jobs and get interviews.
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