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USD slips vs. Euro as Greek rescue hopes rise
A Feb. 9 currencies report incorrectly stated the date of U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's congressional testimony. Bernanke is scheduled to testify Wednesday.
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Japan Dec current account balance +452.8 pct y/y
Japan's current account surplus rose 452.8 percent in December from a year earlier, Ministry of Finance data showed on Monday, reflecting a pickup in exports led by demand from Asia.
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USD Rises on Euro Fears
The three are attempting to impose debt control plans, under pressure from the European Union, but investors remain skeptical. The stronger nations end bearing the burden of budget deficits on the currency.
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CAD declines as crude, stocks slide before payrolls
Canada‘s dollar dropped the most in more than a week as a United States report showing an unexpected increase in unemployment insurance claims pushed crude oil and stocks lower, reducing the appeal of currencies tied to growth, Bloomberg reported
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Loonie rises after better-than-forecast job gains
The Canadian dollar shot higher against the U.S. currency Friday, while short-dated government bond prices turned lower, after Canadian jobs data came in almost three times expectations.
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Global Oil Demand to Return to Growth in 2010
Global oil demand will return to growth this year and prices will average between $70 and $80 a barrel, China National Petroleum Corp.’s research unit said in a statement today.
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EUR/USD slips back a little
EUR/USD sits at 1.4013 having earlier topped out at 1.4026 amid talk of hedge fund sales. Did the Giant Panda turn up as expected? I don’t rightly know possums. The anticipation of such was probably enough. I’d hazard a guess the Asian sovereign
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CAD Rises From Six-Week Low as Equities, Oil Gain
Canada’s dollar climbed from a six- week low versus its U.S. counterpart as equities and crude oil advanced, making currencies linked to economic growth more attractive to investors. Government bonds dropped.
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Rising rates hit new home sales
RISING interest rates and a reduction in Government subsidies caused new homes sales to fall in December, a leading housing industry body says.
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Roubini calls US growth “dismal and poor,” predicts slowing
Nouriel Roubini, who anticipated the financial crisis, calls the fourth quarter surge in U.S. economic growth “very dismal and poor” because it relied on temporary factors.
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North’s house price rise beats the national average
The imbalance between supply and demand pushed the value of property up for the ninth month in a row, meaning the average UK home cost £163,481 – 8.6% more than in January 2009.
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Global bank windown fund idea gaining steam
President Obama’s specific bank reform ideas were met coolly in Davos this week but the idea of resolution funds to offset bank failures seems to be getting traction. To be effective and to keep firms from moving from one domicile to another, the


