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Gordon Brown hints at further tax cuts
One day we have suggestions of tax cuts, the next day we have a dismissal of claims and then the next day it seems as though tax cuts are back on the agenda.
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Sterling tumbles to all-time low against the single currency
Sterling plunged to an all-time low against the euro yesterday, as last week's one-and-a-half-point cut in UK base rates and expectations of further significant reductions weighed heavily.
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Short NZD/USD
Hello! The week started off with a bit of a scare as NZD/USD gapped up at the open of trading. There was a surge of risk appetite after the Chinese government pledged a huge stimulus package, over $500 billion
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US jobless rate soars to highest since 1994
The US unemployment rate rose to the highest level since 1994 last month as companies slashed payrolls, setting the stage for the steepest economic decline in decades and a tough start for Barack Obama’s presidency.
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Buying of EURO/GBP today helping to lift the EURO today
The USD opens New York mixed after a quiet two-way overnight session aided by non-USD cross spreading; minor economic news helped to underpin the majors as the week gets underway.
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Oil, Metals Rise as China Announces Economic Stimulus Packag
Crude oil climbed more than $3 a barrel and metals rose after China announced a 4 trillion-yuan ($586 billion) stimulus package that may spur economic growth and consumption of raw materials.
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ECB’s recession fight plan: keep on cutting rates
Faced with a looming recession and rapidly falling inflation, the European Central Bank (ECB) delivered a hefty 50-basis point rate to 3.25 percent cut on November 6, leaving the door open to further reductions in borrowing costs in the coming mo
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Canada October Home Starts Fall Less Than Forecast to 211,80
Canadian new-home starts fell less than anticipated in October, on detached houses and multiple- family dwellings such as apartments.
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Real-estate reality: Canada will suffer, too
That burst the speculative bubble, but the same hasn't happen in Canada. Banks were more careful about whom they lent to. Still, the Canadian economy is teetering on the edge of a recession and real estate will suffer, experts agree.
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Canadian Dollar Falls Slightly on Canadian Housing Starts
The Canadian dollar is modestly lower despite a higher-than-expected result in October's housing starts release on Monday.
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Italian Industrial Production Weaker than Expected in Sept
Italian industrial production fell 2.1% in September in seasonally adjusted terms after rising 0.4% previously, the National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) said on Monday. Economists had expected a 1.6% decline.
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ECB Will Not Be Changing its Monetary Policy View
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said that the ECB will not be changing the way it views monetary policy.


