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Pound Declines 11th Day Against Dollar, Slides for 4th Week
The pound slid for an 11th day against the dollar yesterday, the longest run of declines in at least 37 years, on speculation a recession will force the Bank of England to cut interest rates.
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Kiwi will keep on falling: experts
The New Zealand dollar closed below US70c for the first time in 11 months last night and with more Reserve Bank rate cuts on the way there is little to stop it falling further, currency watchers say.
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Global confidence bouncing back, slowly
Confidence in the global economy rose from a 10-month low in August as the retreat in oil prices made Americans less pessimistic, a survey of five continents showed.
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Recession shows its face - NZ retail sales fall
Retail sales fell a seasonally and inflation-adjusted 1.5 per cent in the June quarter, providing further strong indications that New Zealand is in a recession.
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Australia housing affordability stuck at record lows
Housing affordability remains at a 24-year low and is unlikely to significantly improve in the short term even if mortgage rates fall, the Housing Industry Association warns.
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RBA confirms rates will fall - but when?
The central bank has given its loudest signal yet that it is about to cut interest rates, as data shows wage inflation remains under control.
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Japan firms' confidence hits 5-yr low
Japanese manufacturers' sentiment sank to a fresh five-year low in August, a Reuters poll showed, suggesting the closely watched Bank of Japan tankan will show further pessimism amid growing signs of recession.
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Is the whole world slowing?
With Europe now joining the United States, Japan and Canada in the dumps, none of the Group of Seven economies is growing anywhere close to their potential.
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Gold Drops Below $800 an Ounce in Asia as Dollar Strengthens
Gold tumbled below $800 an ounce in Asian trading as the dollar headed for its longest winning streak in more than two years, reducing the appeal of the metal as an alternative investment to U.S. assets.
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Dollar Heads for Weekly Gain Before Consumer Confidence Data
The dollar headed for a fifth weekly gain against the euro, its longest winning streak in more than two years, before a report forecast to show U.S. consumer confidence increased for a second month.
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More Thoughts on Mindful and Mindless Trading
I was pleased to see that my recent post offering thoughts on trading stress and emotions generated a bit of controversy. I appreciate comments to the posts, including those that push back and stimulate a little more consideration of the issues i
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Cocoa Falls in N.Y. as Dollar Gains, Gold, Crude Pushed Lowe
Cocoa fell in New York as the dollargained, damping demand for commodities including gold and crude
oil as hedges against inflation.


