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Japanese consumers were at their most upbeat in more than a decade about the country's economic outlook in the period from October to December, a government survey showed.

Richard Trumka, the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s president, has talked repeatedly over the past decade about how labor was going to somehow reverse its slide, but last week, he sounded the most upbeat in years.

BEHIND THE NEWS Mr. Bernanke tempered his assessment -- his most upbeat in a long time -- by noting that even though the economy seemed to be stabilizing, net job losses would probably continue well into 2010 and the unemployment rate would almost certainly climb further.

A report published by PwC to mark the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos said UK business leaders are among the most upbeat in the world, with 93% of chief executives confident about prospects for their company in the year ahead.

Latin American countries are among the most upbeat in the world, while Singapore, Armenia and Iraq fall at the bottom in "positive emotions," according to a Gallup poll released this week.

In his most upbeat assessment in a long time, Mr. Bernanke said a wide array of indicators, from consumer spending and home sales to a revival in the credit markets, now suggested that the economy was stabilizing.

In the United States, the Federal Reserve made some of its most upbeat comments in months during this past week, saying the economy was leveling out as consumer spending and financial markets stabilized.

"Put the chance of a difference of opinion versus the opportunity to make lots of money, I'm prepared to take the chance".Many of the most upbeat people in private equity today concentrate on small deals, not least because in this area there is little competition from thebig funds.

Or, most tantalizingly, who would have thought the most upbeat voice in American politics, online or off, would be the mayor of Newark?

Alan Clarke at BNP Paribas said he was "more comfortable than ever to have the most upbeat forecast in the market for 2010 GDP growth at 2.2%".

The survey by the consulting firm PWC showed that 36% of the chief executives sampled globally were upbeat about 2013, with the most upbeat being in the leading emerging-market countries.