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Increasing unemployment in US and Europe sour market sentiments
Jobless rate in United States has nearly doubled since onset of recession


Saturday, July 04, 2009

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Heavy job losses in the United States and Europe soured market sentiment, pointing to a long, slow recovery from the world's deepest recession in eight decades. Friday's euro-zone service-sector surveys for June and retails sales for May are unlikely to cheer investors either, with both sets of data expected.

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