4.5 percent in April, the most since August 2010, after a 6.6 percent gain. Economists at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York yesterday cut their second-quarter U.S. growth projection to 2.5 percent from a previous estimate of 3 percent. ���The main factor...
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