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Obama's budget proposal draws rapid fire from legislators
President Obama's proposed $3.8 trillion budget ran into immediate trouble in Congress on Monday among lawmakers who said it tries to do too much while cutting the deficit too little.
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The Deficit and the Dollar
President Obama’s proposed budget for fiscal 2011 includes a projected shortfall of a record $1.56 trillion in fiscal 2010 – a deficit equivalent to about 10.6% of the gross domestic product.
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Reserve to raise rates again before taking a breather
The Reserve Bank is expected to order an unprecedented fourth consecutive interest rate rise today, but economists are forecasting the central bank might pause in March to assess the impact on the economy.
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Bank urged to support fragile economy
The Bank of England is being urged to keep its printing presses on amid mounting fears that the recovery could stall.
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Forex Trading And Forex Signal Weekly Summary
The last forex trading session of this week did not bring a large number of economic data being released to the market. Investors were waiting for the reading of GDP growth for the fourth quarter from the United States.
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BOJ Members Disagreed Over Inflation Range Effect, Minutes S
Bank of Japan board members were divided over how financial markets might interpret their range for price stability in December, minutes show.
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JPY Weekly Commentary 1/22/10
Despite a strong move higher for the USD index, the Japanese yen ended the week up 1.0% against the greenback as risk aversion spiked up in the wake of more tightening moves from the Chinese authorities, mixed news on the US economy, worries abou
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EUR Weekly Commentary 1/22/10
The euro suffered one of its worst week's in over a month falling 1.7% against the US dollar on elevated risk aversion driven in large part by perceptions of greater default risk for Greece and other problem states in the Euro Zone, as well as wo
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CAD Weekly Commentary 1/22/10
The Canadian dollar suffered one of its worst weeks against the US dollar since October 2009 ending the week down 2.7% in light of the rise in risk aversion, weaker commodity prices and mixed economic news.
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GBP Weekly Commentary 1/22/10
The British pound ended the week down 1.0% against the USD reflecting the broad advance for the greenback against risk currencies in the face of sovereign credit concerns in Europe, China tightening measures and mixed US economic and political ne
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AUD Weekly Commentary 1/22/10
With risk aversion up more again this week, the Australian dollar ended the down 2.4%. China tightening measures and sagging commodity prices sent the AUD down sharply.
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UK creeps out of recession
The British economy has crept out of recession, by a lower than expected 0.1 per cent.


