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Local gold producers gain from dollar's fall
While the US dollar gold price has increased all of 3 per cent in the last 30 days, the local price has put on 15 per cent, or $183 an ounce, to $1413 an ounce.
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Forex trading finding its place in the region
Foreign exchange (forex) trading is quickly becoming one of the most popular forms of investment in the Middle East, particularly in the UAE. And not surprisingly so, considering that the forex market has remained, for some years now, the largest
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Oil prices in tentative nosedive, but could rebound
For over a couple of weeks now, oil prices have been continuously dwindling away on account of the fallout of the Greek financial crisis on European economies, let alone spiraling US oil stock. However, such factors, together with others, are so
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Aussie Dollar's dive makes for a golden moment
THE sharp retreat in the dollar has been working wonders for the local gold price. While the US dollar gold price is up all of 3 per cent in the past 30 days, the local price has put on 15 per cent, or $183 an ounce to $1413 an ounce.
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Local gold producers gain from dollar's fall
While the US dollar gold price has increased all of 3 per cent in the last 30 days, the local price has put on 15 per cent, or $183 an ounce, to $1413 an ounce.
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Down but not out
According to the Sydney Futures Index, the ASX200 will bounce 58 points at the open this morning, continuing Friday's momentum where the market recovered from more than 3 per cent down to close off just 11.1 points or 0.26 per cent.
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Inflation, sales throw rate in doubt
Higher-than-expected inflation and retail sales have complicated debate over whether the Bank of Canada will raise costs at its June 1 meeting or be persuaded to hold off amid volatility in financial markets.
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Economic tables turn as euro falls against dollar
Only a few months ago, Americans were fretting about a weak dollar, adoring the euro and looking for ways to insulate themselves from the greenback's slide.
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Copper, grains up as oil, gold fall
Copper and a number of agricultural markets ended up on Friday as the euro rebounded but commodities remained vulnerable after last week's losses, which were among the year's worst, traders said.
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Obama sets up oil spill panel
An independent presidential commission has been set up to probe the huge oil spill from a wrecked BP-leased rig in the Gulf of Mexico, US President Barack Obama said yesterday.
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Japan recovering despite deflation
Japan's economy gathered pace in the first three months of the year but missed forecasts, data showed Thursday, illustrating that an accelerating export-driven recovery remains threatened by deflation.
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Oil prices fall to 10-mth lows
OIL prices dived on Thursday to nearly 10-month lows as stock markets slumped on Euro zone debt concerns and surprise worsening jobs data in the United States, the world's biggest energy consumer.


