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America's economy grew more quickly partly because its population rose by almost 1% a year, thanks to immigration and a higher birth rate.

This "January effect" was that US stocks rose much more in January than in any other month.

It said the number of U. S. job postings on the Internet rose to 4. 7 million on Dec. 1, up from 2. 7 million a year earlier.

In March Japanese consumer prices (including energy and food) rose by 1. 2% compared with a year earlier, the highest pace in a decade.

It rose again on Tuesday to the latest in a series of recent highs, and is up nearly 1% against the dollar since the start of last week.

Sunnier ones point out that if you include benefits, total hourly compensation rose by 1. 3% a year over the same period.

Caterpillar Inc. and Boeing Co. gained at least 1 percent after the Commerce Department said April durables orders rose more than forecast.

Prices of new homes rose in January from a year earlier in all but two of 70 cities monitored by central planners.

Over the last 3000 years, global sea-level rose 0. 1 to 0. 2 millimetres a year - about a tenth the rate of rise in the last 100 years.

In a sign that economic recovery may be near, the Conference Board said its index of leading economic indicators rose 1% in April.

Bond yields rose a bit, as you might expect, but the stock market took a pasting: down went the S&P 500, by 1. 7% (see chart 1).

The core personal consumption expenditures price index, which excludes food and fuel, rose 1. 3 percent in May from a year earlier.

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Then, the currency rose 2. 1 per cent against the dollar on the first day, after which it was allowed to trade within a set range.

The consumer price index rose 1. 9 per cent in December against the level of a year before.

In the January-July period, Macau's gambling revenue rose 45% from a year earlier.

Indeed the broader 20-city gauge, which began in 2000 and is not shown here, rose by only 1. 8% on a year earlier.

On a year-on-year basis, the CPI rose 1. 3 per cent, the smallest gain since the the second quarter in 1999.

In 2008, labor costs rose 1. 1%, but prices received by nonfinancial firms did not rise at all.

The numbers of those below the poverty level of $1. 25 a day, which had been falling consistently in the 1990s, rose sharply in 2007-08.

After years of being static or falling, prices of U. S. imports from China rose 1 percent in the three months to July of this year.

Total passenger and cargo volumes for all Chinese airlines in the first quarter rose by 1. 2 per cent from a year earlier, Mr Li said.

The prices of food and non-alcoholic drinks rose by 4. 1% in the year to August, the highest for over a year.

Consumer prices in Britain rose by 1. 8% in the year to August, down from 1. 9% in July and the lowest rate in over a year.

Consumer prices rose at their fastest rate in 19 months, at a pace of 3. 1 percent from a year earlier, the report said.

Mr. Loughridge said the pretax profit margin for the company rose 4. 1 points to 18. 3%.

German investor confidence rose for a third month in January, a report showed today.

The price of a bushel of corn -- a ubiquitous ingredient in the U. S. diet -- rose 24% since Sept.

The Australian stockmarket, among the few global exchanges to be open when the bailout was confirmed, rose by 1. 2%.

In May, spending by Chinese and other foreign tourists rose 50% from a year earlier, while overall sales fell 2. 1% from the previous year.

Prices rose 0. 8% in April compared with March, but were down 1. 5% compared with a year earlier.

There is evidence that the plan is bearing fruit; net revenues rose by about a fifth between the end of January and the end of July.

Overall inflation in Australia rose 1. 3% the first quarter this year, and is currently up 3. 3% from a year earlier.

Industrial production rose 18. 1 percent in March from a year earlier, in line with the 20. 7 percent gain for the January-February period.

The indicator failed in 2003 and 2005 as well, when the Dow fell in January and rose in the rest of the year.

After adjustment for age and gender, gastric cancer rates rose significantly with descending quartiles of serum cholesterol level.

The U. N. -backed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says temperatures rose by about 1 degree during the 20th century.

In the four years leading up to the recession, their income rose at an annualized rate of 13. 9%, compared with 1. 8% for everyone.

China's consumer prices rose 5. 1% in November from a year earlier, the biggest increase since July 2008.

Luxembourg-based Arcelor on Tuesday reported that third-quarter profit rose 48% to $1. 35 billion from 910 million a year earlier.

Producer prices in December rose 1. 7% from a year earlier, well above expectations for a 0. 5% rise and reversing November's 2. 1% drop.

Meanwhile, we see that the total average distance per person in England rose by 1, 735 miles between 1985 and 2000.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose almost 120 points in early morning trading. Broader indexes were up more than 1 percent as well.

Japan's current-account surplus rose 26. 1% in July from a year earlier.

Core retail sales (which exclude autos, fuel and food) rose in January and February, following five consecutive month-on-month declines.

Sugar rose to a three-year high; wheat reached its highest price since January and tin hit a six-month peak.

Consumer prices rose 5. 1 percent in November from a year earlier, the most in 28 months, mainly driven by food costs.

Total sales, which include new floorspace, rose by an annual 4. 5 percent, a full percentage point above the average reading for 2009.

Consumer prices rose 7. 1 percent in January from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said today, after gaining 6. 5 percent in December.

In the third quarter, U. S. manufacturing productivity increased as output rose 7. 1% from a year earlier and hours worked grew just 3%.

The core consumer price index rose 0. 1 per cent in October, its lowest monthly increase since inflation began to accelerate in the spring.

Its share price, which had fallen from more than $12 in June 2008 to under $2 in January 2009, suddenly rose by half.

On opening day, the company's stock rose 148%, putting the value of the production house at more than $1. 5 billion.

Bookings for goods meant to last at least three years rose 4 percent, the most in four months, after falling a revised 1. 3 percent in June.

Nissan Motor Co appeared to benefit from Toyota's woes as its sales rose 16 percent. GM's rose 14 percent.

Bank loans to non-financial firms rose by 12. 1% in the year to September, more slowly than a few months ago but still a fair clip.

On Monday, oil prices rose by over 1% as Alaska's main pipeline remained virtually closed off for a third day.

Orders for machinery and primary and fabricated metals rose, while demand for computers and appliances waned.

for a major proportion in the employment costs, rose 1% in the second quarter, the fastest rising quarter over the past year.

The company's cash and short-term investments rose to $30. 1 billion during the second quarter.

Ford shares rose slightly to $14. 23 in early trading on Tuesday. Two years ago they came close to slipping below $1.

In May, the consumer price index rose 4. 1% from a year earlier, easing from the preceding month's 4. 2% rise.

The U. S. Commerce Department says prices for imports from China rose at a 4. 1% annual rate during the first half of 2007.

The price of a bushel of corn rose by 70% between September 2006 and January 2007 to reach its highest level in a decade.

Apple shares initially rose about 1 percent to a year's high before retreating to close $1. 79 lower, or 1 percent, at $171. 14 on Nasdaq.

London was the only region where house prices rose in August, up 2. 1 percent on the year at 387, 265 pounds.

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If it rose to 21%, this would bring in an extra 1% of GDP.

Consumer prices rose a seasonally adjusted 0. 1% from the previous month and 2. 3% from a year earlier.

The broader retail-prices index rose by just 0. 1% in the year to January, the lowest since 1960, and looks sure to turn negative soon.

Among perceived higher risk currencies, sterling rose to a seven-month high against the dollar at $1. 6478.

Officials said the level there rose to 1, 850 times the legal limit, up from 1, 250 times a day earlier.

Real final sales rose at an annualised rate of 1. 9 per cent, with a positive contribution from exports.

Prices for natural gas have more than doubled in the past few years, says Chris Rose of the Renewable Energy Alaska Project.

The World Bank said its food-price index rose 15% between October and January and is now only 3% below the 2008 record peak.

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To be sure, the wealthy benefited enormously: the real incomes of the top . 01 percent of Americans rose sevenfold between 1980 and 2007.

In London, Brent crude rose $1. 18 to settle at $115. 97 per barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

Even though IE8 had been in public beta testing for a year, its market share only rose from 1. 39% on its launch day to 1. 56% today.

Taken together, auto sales in January and February rose 83. 8% from a year earlier to 2. 88 million.

China sales rose to $1. 7bn, or 48 per cent of the company's total sales in the fiscal first quarter.

Total auto sales in the January-November period rose 34. 1% from a year earlier to 16. 4 million units.

The jobless rate, using a broader definition of those looking for work, rose to 6. 1% of the labour force.

Even as the economy did a cliff dive in the last quarter, productivity rose an impressive 3. 1 per cent.

This week's release showed that inflation rose to 4. 9% in January, up from 1. 5% a year earlier.

Prices rose 8. 6% in October from a year earlier, down from September's 9. 1% increase.

Gold rose 1% today on a weaker US dollar and buying from jewellers , but rising stock markets could curb gains.

Shares of Microsoft and Yahoo both rose less than 1% in midday trading.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose less than 1 point in morning trading.

Indeed, retail sales rose in January and February after sliding for six straight months.

Energy rose 3%, while financials, technology, industrials, and the consumer-discretionary sector gained more than 1% each.

In India the numbers rose from 147m to 264m, impressive in any other context.

The Tangjiashan lake rose nearly a metre in the 24 hours to yesterday morning, with the water level now two metres above the first drain.

The Housing Development Board resale price index, which tracks sales of these properties, rose 4. 1 per cent in the three months to June.

But Knightley was also encouraged that the number of job vacancies rose by 11, 000.

Also encouraging, the length of the average workweek rose to 34. 1 hours from 34 hours in March.

Meanwhile, retail sales rose 16. 9 per cent from a year earlier, down from 17. 1 per cent in April.

A broker upgrade of the semiconductor sector helped the Nasdaq. The Philadelphia semiconductor index . SOX rose 1. 4 percent.

Inflation is further pummelling earnings: producer price inflation rose by 10 per cent in the year to July.

The premium demanded by investors to hold the country's debt over German bunds rose to 1 percentage point.

In contrast, SG&A costs rose at telecommunications companies and fell only 1% at consumer staples names.

China is holding a day of mourning for those killed in floods and mudslides, as the death toll rose to 1, 239 people.

Core inflation, as measured by the personal consumption expenditure price index excluding food and energy, rose 0. 1pc in July.

Average earnings rose at an annual rate of just 0. 7% in late 2009, according to figures out on January 20th.

The property sub - index rose 1. 8 per cent amid continued expectations for a cut in US interest rates .

Shares of HTC Corp. , a Taiwanese cellphone maker that has been locked in a patent dispute with Apple, rose 1. 6%, for instance.

Much of the bidding action happened in the last three minutes, when bids rose form $1. 3 million to $1. 68 million.

But it has been sluggish nonetheless: output rose by only 1. 8% in the year to the first quarter.

But on Sept. 1, it rose 2. 5%, as the Institute for Supply Management's factory index rose to a three-month high.

An index compiled by the Institute for Supply Management rose to 58. 4 in January from less than 55 in December.

In 2001, the Dow rose slightly in January and then slumped 8% in the rest of the year.

BHP shares in London rose 0. 5 percent to 1, 916. 5 pence by 1: 12 p. m. BST, in line with the British mining index .

The employment-cost index rose by just 2. 1% in the year to the first quarter, the least since records began in 1982.

From October to January the number of posts by our authors write rose by 20%.

The previously stable reactor No. 1 behaved erratically in the morning as strain in the reactor pressure vessel rose.

Qihoo shares more than doubled in their debut, while China Century Dragon shares rose 1% on their first day of trading.

European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. rose 1. 1 percent after its Airbus SAS unit won the biggest order in commercial aviation history.

Revenue rose to $1. 84 billion from $1. 51 billion a year earlier.

The Dow Jones industrial average jumped nearly 115 points in early morning trading. Broad indexes also rose more than 1 percent.

Gross margins slipped to 23. 1 percent from 23. 2 percent in the prior quarter, but rose from 20 percent a year earlier.

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In Hongkong, The Hang Seng share index rose more than 1% to 20251. Optimism in eastern markets soon spilled into Europe.

They rose 7. 2 percent from a year ago, when they were up 1. 5 percent.

Core CPI rose 0. 2% during the month, surpassing economists' forecasts, which called for a 0. 1% tick higher.

Last week, the Labor Department reported that the number of people out of work rose by 131, 000 in July.

Revenue for the company rose 13 percent to $136. 6 million.

Domestic credit rose sharply between September 2008 and January 2009 and consumer confidence is rebounding.

Three stocks rose for every stock that fell on the region's 22 benchmarks; only Vietnam closed down.

The "net balance" expecting a rise in activity over the next year rose from 3. 6 in January to 46. 5 in July.

United Continental Holdings Inc. gained 4. 1 percent after earnings beat estimates as travel increased and fares rose.

Industrial production in the euro area rose by 1. 1% in August, following three consecutive months when it fell.

The U. S. dollar rose 1. 8% against the Canadian dollar and 2. 4% against the South African rand.

Against the dollar, the euro rose to a three-month high of $1. 4768.

Revenue rose to $16 billion from $14. 5 billion, but average selling prices fell 7. 5 percent to $1, 480 per unit from a year earlier.

The Czech PX 50 rose 1. 7% as new attempts were made to form a government following the election stalemate reached 10 weeks ago.

The won weakened to a three-week low against the dollar, and the dollar rose to 1. 2120 Singapore dollars, up from S$1. 2077 on Wednesday.

The U. S. dollar rose 1. 8% against the Canadian dollar and 0. 6% against the Brazilian real.

Unemployment in the region rose to 16. 2m in September, the highest since the launch of the euro.

Prices rose nearly 1. 5% on fears of prolonged fighting in Libya and supply disruptions elsewhere in the Middle East.

In the 2010 from January to November, China's textile and garment exports accumulated growth rate rose to 20% again.

Retail sales rose by 1% in January from December, the first monthly increase since June.

Sun shares rose 15 cents to $8. 15 Thursday on the Nasdaq Stock Market, giving the company a market value of about $6. 1 billion.

US producer prices rose unexpectedly sharply in March as the cost of food jumped 1. 2 per cent and energy surged 2. 9 per cent.

The top tax rate rose to 79% and Social Security taxes were imposed in January 1937, just before the first benefits were paid.

A big oil-market exodus wasn't in evidence Monday, as the number of Nymex crude contracts outstanding rose by nearly 18, 000.

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It rose 1. 4% Monday to its highest close in four months.

Overall consumer prices rose 2. 9 percent year-on-year after increasing by the same margin in January.

In the December quarter, capital spending rose 3. 1 per cent against the previous three months.

Its net income for the first nine months of the year rose 83% to 126 million yuan.

But he added that, if prices rose above $1, 255, there could be another round of buying.

Yahoo! reported a profit of $153m in the fourth quarter. Revenue from display advertisements rose by 26% compared with the third quarter.

Latest data on Chinese inflation show consumer prices rose by 5. 1 per cent in November, a much higher rise than expected.

The unemployment rate rose to 9. 1%, the second monthly increase in a row (see chart).

Gold touched a new record high of $1, 587 a troy ounce, while oil and agricultural commodities also rose sharply.

The euro area's trade surplus rose to euo4. 6 billion in July from euo 1. 1 billion a year earlier.

Gold prices rose more than 1 percent as the dollar fell.

Earlier, the UK's FTSE 100 index rose 2. 1 per cent to its highest level since mid-January.

But it said third-quarter net profit rose 40 per cent to Won1, 219bn ($1bn) from Won871bn a year ago, on record sales of Won8, 813bn.

SABMiller Plc rose 2. 1 percent after reporting third-quarter sales that beat analysts' estimates.

But deliveries of larger jets actually rose by 1. 5 per cent and their asking prices have remained more stable .

Alcatel-Lucent SA rose 1. 6 percent after it resolved U. S. criminal and civil probes into allegations of bribes.

Japan's output rose at an annualised pace of 3. 7%, and both Germany and France notched up annualised growth rates of just over 1%.

According to industry estimates released this week, year-on-year passenger car sales rose 14 per cent in the six months to June.

The Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis says that spending in January rose 0. 4%.

Capital expenditure rose by 1% in the final three months of 2009, the first increase in seven quarters.

At brand-fixated Apple, relative R& D spending rose by 2 cents during the same period, to 24.

However, mainland shares rose faster, with the Shanghai A share index increasing 1. 34 per cent.

Brent crude rose $1. 05 a barrel to $117. 83, gains limited by a pledge from Saudi Arabia to unilaterally ensure plentiful supplies.

Newmont Mining Corp. rose 4. 6 percent as commodities prices gained on a U. S. dollar decline.

In the three months after the unpegging, the Chinese currency rose less than 1 per cent against the dollar.

Number of one-year-olds fully immunized against measles rose from 30 to 40percent.

An ICSC-Goldman Sachs report showed that U. S. retail sales rose 1 percent for the week ending July 3.

U. S. exports rose slightly in September, a third consecutive monthly gain. Imports fell 1. 0 percent.

But manufacturers raised production by 1%, and the output of the big services sector rose by 0. 6%.

Jobs went abroad, where labour was cheaper, and unemployment rose to a peak of 12. 1% in 2005.

That's a stark contrast to the U. S. market, where the index rose 0. 1% in November, up 1. 1% from 2009.

Official figures published on Thursday July 31st show that America's GDP rose at an annualised rate of 1. 9% in the second quarter.

In roughly the same period, the income of the top 1%rose by 270%.

The unemployment rate rose to 5. 1% in March, while the private sector lost jobs for the fourth month in a row.

Gold hit a fresh nominal record above $1, 460 a troy ounce and silver rose to a 31-year high at nearly $40 a troy ounce.

GDP in Brazil rose by a faster-than-expected 6. 1% in the year to the second quarter.

Syngenta AG, the world's biggest maker of agricultural chemicals, rose 3. 1 percent as sales beat analysts' estimates.

Meanwhile, the median weekly earnings for all managers and professionals rose by 1. 9%.

These show plenty of variation between cities: prices rose by 6. 8% in Beijing in January, for instance, but by 1. 5% in Shanghai.

Sales of light trucks, including sport utility vehicles and minivans, rose 16. 1 percent, while passenger cars were up 3. 4 percent.

The so-called core CPI, which strips out food and energy, likely rose 0. 1%, says the consensus.

And Japanese industrial output rose 1. 9% in July, beating expectations.

Revenue rose 40 percent to $14. 80 billion, helped by the acquisition of the bottlers. Analysts on average were expecting $14. 41 billion.

JPMorgan rose 1 percent after reporting that its income soared 47 percent in the fourth quarter.

Gold rose to an all-time high at more than $1, 919 an ounce before settling back.

In the three months to July reserves held at the central bank rose at an annualised rate of 1, 968%.

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Confusingly, even as median incomes rose, median earnings for full-time workers fell by about 1% between 2005 and 2006.

The number of private-owned enterprises in the list rose to 89, with 1. 4 trillion yuan of business revenue.

Inflation at the consumer level rose to a 4. 9% annual rate in January 2011.

Almost every sector of the economy was weak, and the unemployment rate rose to 9. 1 per cent.

Wages and salaries rose by only 0. 1 per cent, reflecting continued labour market malaise.

The core measure, which excludes food and energy, rose by 2. 1% in the year to August, the lowest rate in 17 months.

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The euro rose over 1 per cent against the dollar and nearly 2 per cent against the yen.

After the unsolicited offer was disclosed May 1, Dow Jones shares rose more than 50%.

Real final sales rose at an annualised rate of 1.

Ctrip reported last week that its second-quarter profit rose 33% to 159 million yuan ($23. 3 million), topping analysts' expectations.

For individuals, average daily consumption rose from one cigarette in 1952 to 10 in 1992, but appears to have stabilized now.

China's consumer price index (CPI), a key gauge of inflation, rose 8. 1 percent in the first five months year-on-year.

After a jittery few weeks, bond markets rallied on June 15th on news that America's core consumer price index rose by just 0. 1% in May.

CYB's total assets rose to $760 million at the end of May from $102 million at the same point in 2009, according to Morningstar.

The index's annualized growth rate rose to a 30-week high of negative 16. 1 percent from the prior week's rate of negative 17. 5 percent.

For the second day running the 30-year bond price fell more than a point, and the yield rose to a high of 4. 92 per cent.

Its new index of non-exchange traded metals rose by 598 per cent from January 2002 to early this year.

The Nikkei Stock Average rose Tuesday by 1. 5%, its biggest gain in about three weeks.

Other funds, such as his big Advantage fund, dropped less than 1%, though a credit fund rose more than 4%.

These are the main reasons, said economists, why the Nikkei index in Tokyo rose 1. 5%, its ninth consecutive day of gains.

In an updated report on Monday, ShopperTrak said sales for Black Friday and Saturday rose 1. 9 percent from 2007.

The spread of investment- grade corporate yields over Treasurys rose to more than 2 percentage points from 1. 5 .

Nevertheless, he was encouraged by the fact that the number of credit card transactions rose 1. 8% in June versus the same month last year.

Silver rose to an intraday high of $19. 43 an ounce while platinum extended gains above the key $1, 500 a troy ounce level.

Gold also rose to a new nominal record near $1, 700 an ounce.

Amazon said that its combined fulfillment, technology and content and marketing costs rose 47 percent to $1. 36 billion.

Meanwhile, the Commerce Department said Tuesday that consumer spending rose 0. 4% in June. But adjusted for inflation, it fell 0. 1%.

The Australian dollar on Tuesday rose as high as US$1. 0023, its highest level since it began floating freely in 1983.

On the week, the euro rose 1. 3 percent vs the dollar, rising after two straight weeks of losses.

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And Frankfurt and Paris both rose more than 1%.

Consumer spending rose by 0. 7%, the strongest quarterly rise since early 2008 and compared with a 0. 1% drop in the first quarter.

Thailand's baht rose 0. 4 percent to 30. 66 per dollar and dropped 0. 4 percent from a week ago.

The Dow rose or fell more than 1% in 24 out of the past 38 trading days.

The S&P Industrials index . GSPI rose 1. 8 percent as GM's advance boosted shares of other automakers and auto suppliers.

By contrast, government employment rose by 1. 1% or 232, 000 jobs during the same stage of the recovery following the 2000 recession.

In India, annual nonfood inflation rose to 8. 1% in April, from 7. 2% in March, as the nation's economy surged.

Nationally, rents rose 2. 1% in the year to August, in stark contrast to house prices (see chart 2).

In the subsequent few years, RMB gradually appreciated, and finally rose and stabilized at 1 Dollar against 8. 5 Yuan.

Economic growth slowed to 6. 1% in the first quarter, as retail sales, after adjusting for price changes, rose 15. 9% for the period.

During January-July 2004, China's imports of crude oil rose by over 60% in value (about 15% in volume).

Last week, the yen rose 2. 5 per cent to a high of Y86. 36 against the dollar, its strongest level since December.

Trucking, the largest component of transport, rose just 1. 3 percent.

The single European currency also rose 1. 2 percent against sterling.

Pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer rose 1. 7% and Express Scripts, a pharmacy benefit manager, climbed 3. 3%.

The KBW bank index rose 1. 9 percent, but energy shares weighed on the broader market.

The so-called CORE PPI, which strips out volatile food and energy costs, rose 0. 1% as expected after gaining 0. 4% in the previous month.

Food prices rose 1. 2 percent, led by increases in vegetables, rice, beef and veal.

Figures on May 19th revealed that industrial production in March rose by 1. 6% from a month earlier.

Bullion rose above $1, 000 a troy ounce last week as investors sought refuge fromdollar weakness.

The unemployment rate rose sharply to 8. 1 percent in February, the highest in a quarter century.

Total employment rose just 1% in that period.

Prices rose by 0. 1% over the previous quarter.

China fell back behind India as the world's largest gold market. Indian gold demand rose 9 per cent to 223. 1 tonnes.

Mr Askins notes that the average ransom rose from around $1. 5m at the beginning of 2009 to $3. 5m at the end.

The euro rose as high as 1. 22 francs on trading platform EBS, ending four days of losses.