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Economic Events Forecast

Mon, Jul 6 2009, 13:00 GMT
by Marina Schiaffino

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Average GDP
GDP/Country200520062007200820092010
US2.92.821.1-2.70.6
Eurozone1.72.92.70.9-3.50.03
UK2.12.830.7-3.13-0.2
Japan1.922.4-0.6-5.030.73
Canada2.93.12.70.5-1.430.95

Sources: IMF, OECD, ONU, World Bank

GDP graph

Average CPI
CPI/Country200520062007200820092010
US3.43.22.93.800.2
Eurozone2.22.22.13.31.070.65
UK22.32.33.62.071.25
Japan-0.30.301.4-0.37-0.95
Canada2.222.12.40.570.5

Sources: IMF, OECD, ONU

CPI graph

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