EU exporters show resiliency in face of a weakening dollar

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European Union exporters are holding their own in United States markets as the Dollar weakens and costs of the Euro are higher. The European Central Bank is expected to increase the interest rate from 2.5 percent.

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Europeans' appetite for imports benefits China at the expense of the U.S

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European consumers are buying imported goods from China instead of those from the United States. This is expected to have a negative impact on the growth of the United States economy.

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European consumers are buying imported goods from China instead of those from the United States.

China, Imports, Consumer Behavior, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, United States economic conditions, Europeans, Consumer behaviour

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Euro rises to two-month high against dollar

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The Euro rose to a two-month high against the dollar to $1.3343, as the currency market focused on the United States current-account deficit.

Labor Distribution by Employer, International aspects, Statistics, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates

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