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First positive month since May; excluding energy prices, annual inflation rate would be 1.4%. READ >
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Paul Krugman on why economists misread the financial crisis and the U.S. still needs more stimulus.
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Canada's merchandise exports rose 3.5% in September, while there was little change in imports. READ >
Boost in equities sees fund grow 5.5% year-over-year, but assets still below their value of $127.7B before financial crisis hit; strong loonie unhelpful.
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