(Reuters) -" Euro zone inflation nudged above 2009 lows in April but fell short of economists' predictions despite increased spending at Easter, leaving the threat of deflation hanging over the European Central Bank. Annual consumer inflation in the 18 countries sharing the euro was 0.7 percent in April, climbing from March's 0.5 percent, which was the lowest since late 2009, the EU's statistics office Eurostat said on Wednesday. Economists polled by Reuters predicted 0.8 percent...
how about you pull up some graphs of US and EU unemployment numbers for the last 5 years and show us how they correlate to the S&P and the EURUSD? Maybe even throw in Japan for extra brownie points?
