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Gold and the Last Real American Dollar
The dollar has only dropped 9 points since 1979 or about 10% (see red arrows on chart). In thirty years, the dollar is only marginally lower. That is an incredible statistic. And what about 1980, what happened there. Interest rates were raised to
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Gold prices erase early gains as dollar rises
Gold failed to hold on to early gains Friday, falling for the fifth time in six days as the dollar strengthened.
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Interest rates could stay sub-1% for five years
The Bank announced yesterday that Base Rate would be maintained at its record low of 0.5% for the ninth consecutive month, and many economic forecasters have predicted that the Rate would remain at that level well into 2010.
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GBP Strengthens Against Euro Before BOE Rate Decision
The pound rose against the euro for the first day in three before the Bank of England decides on interest rates and its asset-purchase plan.
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Weak dollar fuels an appetite for risk
US stocks ended higher yesterday, reversing earlier losses, as a weaker dollar fuelled appetite for riskier assets, boosting shares of financial, technology and natural resource companies.
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Commodities soft but no panic
The firmer dollar this morning is having predictable impact on commodities prices. They are lower across the board but there is no sign of panic at this early juncture. The fear for months has been what would happen to the reflation trade once th
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Forex Trading Tips
In addition to stock trading, currency trading has been gaining popularity nowadays. Basic methods and procedures between the two are not too different. In addition, you can get some nice gains from currency trading. One of the easiest ways to he
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Big investors mining gold amid currency concerns
Gold has long been favored by a fringe of the investment world, but this year some of the world's leading hedge-fund managers have loaded up on the precious metal amid concern government efforts to avoid another Great Depression could undermine m
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Oil falls below $76 on stronger dollar
Oil prices fell $1 to below $76 a barrel on Friday, pressured by a stronger dollar which outweighed reaction from better-than-expected US jobs data. US crude futures fell $1 to $75.46 at 1:31 p.m. Brent crude fell 82 cents to $77.52.
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US Dollar Carry Trade Remains In Favor
Friday’s price action in the markets is very telling. What is it telling us? The dollar carry trade remains in vogue and technicals continue to dominate overall flows much more than fundamentals. Let’s navigate.
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US soy, wheat rise on weak dollar
US soybean and wheat futures rose around 0.7 per cent as a weak dollar prompted a broad rally in the commodity markets, lifting gold to a new high and firming crude oil prices.
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ADP data show US job market still struggling
US private sector layoffs narrowed in November for the eighth straight month but not as much as expected, a survey has shown two days ahead of key payrolls and unemployment data.


