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@WSJ 10 years ago

Why didn't cheap gasoline prompt a spending spree? Shoppers didn't think gas prices would stay low: on.wsj.com via @MadiganWSJ

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @BenLeubsdorf: Me: A hiring slowdown points to a weakening economy on.wsj.com @MadiganWSJ: Don't panic on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: Oops! Economists had expected oil prices to stabilize by now. on.wsj.com via @WSJecon t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: Why didn't cheap gasoline prompt a spending spree? Shoppers didn't think gas prices would stay low on.wsj.com

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: Will this affect rate decisions? Fed sees slower inflation pickup than private economists do on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: How come it doesn't feel like a 4% economy? Maybe because 2Q wages and salaries were revised down sharply on.wsj.com via @WSJ

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: Two different housing markets are generating a gap in different home prices. on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: 2014's most accurate forecaster of US economy doesn't even live in the US on.wsj.com via @WSJecon t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @MadiganWSJ: Bye bye to 3.5%. 3Q GDP growth is expected to be revised down slightly next week on.wsj.com t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @NickTimiraos: $500,000-and-up homes represented 11% of new-home sales last year vs 8% in '11 on.wsj.com via @MadiganWSJ t.co

@WSJ 10 years ago

RT @beckybowers: If you only have 30 seconds to spend on the jobs report today, make it this, via @MadiganWSJ on.wsj.com t.co