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Copper Drops in N.Y. as Falling Home Sales Signal Slower Dem
Copper fell for a second day on speculation that the depressed U.S. housing market will continue to stifle economic growth and reduce metals demand.
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Bernanke: Grave threat demands plan's passage
It is imperative that Congress pass the administration plan put forth by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson to buy up to $700 billion in toxic debt because of the grave threat faced by a severe credit crunch, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke s
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Crude Oil Inventories Drop For Fifth Straight Week
Crude oil inventories fell for a fifth straight week, according to data released Wednesday by the Energy Information Administration. Gasoline stocks were also sharply lower. Crude oil prices dipped modestly after the report but remained significa
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German Ifo business confidence at 3-year low
Wednesday, the news flow gained momentum in Europe with several nations releasing many statistical reports. Data showed that the German business confidence deteriorated to a three year low in September, while the French business sentiment weakene
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Japan's Manufacturing Firms Continue To Be Pessimistic
Results of the latest business outlook survey conducted by the Japanese Ministry of Finance showed that confidence among manufacturers continued to record a negative reading as the global financial crisis and rising raw-material prices dog the se
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Oil Rises After Report Shows U.S. Crude Fell
Crude oil futures rose after a U.S. government report showed a decline in inventories of crude and gasoline. Supplies of crude oil fell 1.52 million barrels to 290.2 million in the week ended Sept. 19, the Energy Department said today in a weekl
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Bernanke: Financial Crisis Threatens US Economy
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday said global financial markets were under "extraordinary stress" and threatening an already weak U.S. economy as he offered his bleakest outlook since a credit crisis set in last year.
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Yen Declines Against Euro on Fed Offer of Cash, Buffett Deal
The yen weakened against the euro after the Federal Reserve agreed to provide central banks with more cash to increase lending, encouraging traders to purchase higher-yielding assets funded in Japan.
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Oil Falls First Time in Week on Concern Over U.S. Bailout Pl
Crude oil fell for the first time in a week on skepticism that a U.S. government bailout plan for financial companies will bolster economic growth and fuel consumption.
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Crude Oil Drops Below $108
Crude oil dropped on Tuesday as November takes over as the front-month contract. Light sweet crude moved at $107.88, down $1.49 on the session. Prices hit as low as $106.07 in earlier trading.
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Investing Now: What You Don't Know Can Hurt You
The dollar was crushed yesterday. The U.S. Dollar Index dropped more than 2%, reversing whatever gains were left from the now-evaporated summer rally.
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Eurozone Private Sector Output Shrinks Most In 7 Years
Tuesday, several key reports were released during the day that showed that Eurozone private sector output contracted in September at the fastest rate in almost seven years and a weakening household spending in France. In the UK, mortgage approval


