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Push to improve central-bank transparency results in airing of conflicting views and increased volatility in the U.S., Japan, and the EU.
In this week's Bloomberg Global Poll, the U.S. and Japan ranked high, while expectations fell for returns on investments in China.
The company that runs the world's biggest fixed-income fund worries about a performance disconnect between financial markets and the global economy.
Payrolls vault to higher pace for companies from Ford to Geico.
Reviving economy lures Americans back into the job market, alleviating inflation fears.
Elimination of payroll tax cut will limit first-quarter growth to 1%.
No matter who wins the White House, U.S. growth will accelerate.
Companies added an average 121,000 workers a month in Q3, up from 88,000 in Q2.
U.S. debt appears to be the global safe haven, even after S&P downgrade.