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Sterling Uncertain Versus Other Majors Wednesday Morning
The sterling barely budged versus most other majors currencies Wednesday morning in New York as traders digested a slew of economic data from the UK.
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Eurozone Trade Records Deficit For Second Straight Month In
The Eurozone trade balance showed a deficit in June for the second straight month, but the gap narrowed from the previous month. 5
Why the buck stops here
The dollar has had a nice run, but a soft economy is likely to cut the rally short. 5
Canada's Flaherty sees no recession this year
Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said he expects solid economic growth this year, despite signs the country was on the brink of a recession in the first half. 5
Canadian dollar rises on manufacturing
Stronger-than-expected manufacturing figures helped lift the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar on Friday, while bond prices took their cue from a rising U.S. Treasury market. 5
Industrial output up 0.2 percent in July
Industrial output rose in July at a slightly better pace than expected as a further rebound in the auto industry offset a big plunge in output at the nation's utilities. 5
Kiwi will keep on falling: experts
The New Zealand dollar closed below US70c for the first time in 11 months last night and with more Reserve Bank rate cuts on the way there is little to stop it falling further, currency watchers say. 6
Recession shows its face - NZ retail sales fall
Retail sales fell a seasonally and inflation-adjusted 1.5 per cent in the June quarter, providing further strong indications that New Zealand is in a recession. 
