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Gold falls as German regulation dents euro
Gold fell in Europe on Wednesday, caught up in selling of other assets like stocks and the euro, after Germany's move to ban some naked shorting and after German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the euro was in danger.
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Make Money Forex Trading: Even Beginners
To make money Forex trading, most people think you need to learn a lot and have the advantage of years of experience. Then you use this knowledge and experience to track the currency market and make trades depending on the trends. This is after a
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Gold slips
After the sudden increase of Rs 450 per tola, the gold prices could not remained stable at the peak point of Rs 38,600 and reached to Rs 38,100 after the sudden decrease of Rs 500.
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Euro loses bounce from $US1 trillion bailout
The euro soared after the EU announced a startling $US1 trillion financial rescue package earlier this week. But that respite has evaporated - a sign that worries remain about the heavy debts burdening European governments.
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EUR/AUD: Getting Close To Important Support Levels
The low so far this session has been 1.4062 which is only 7 pips above the recent 1.4055 lows. The bounce today has been quite non-existent and if Europe opens with a bearish tone to the EUR, then we can expect this cross to follow the way of EUR
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Euro slips today on nagging debt worry
The euro has slipped this morning on nagging worries about the euro zone's ability to tackle its debt crisis.
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US can cut trade deficit with hi-tech exports
The US trade deficit will decline if the country starts exporting hi-tech goods to China, a senior Sino-US trade expert said Tuesday.
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Oil Price Slumps As Gold Stretches To Highest Level
Commodity prices mostly sank this week, with oil plunging around ten percent, as trade was rocked by a stronger dollar, sliding stock markets and the eurozone debt crisis that was centred on Greece.
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USD Set for Further Gains Against Euro, Australian Dollar
The US Dollar finished the week sharply higher against all major counterparts except the Japanese Yen, rallying on similarly dramatic declines in the US S&P 500 and other key financial risk barometers. Forex traders were especially aggressive in
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Crude Oil Rallies to Three-Week High on Demand Outlook
Crude oil gained to a three-week high on speculation global demand will increase as the world economy recovers from recession.
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Spain is in Pain, U.S. Dollar and Gold Are Safe Havens
It’s been an interesting week with Spain being downgraded as Europe debt crisis widens. This has investors looking at the US dollar in a new light thinking that maybe it’s not that bad of an investment after all. This sent the US Dollar higher al
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GBP Rallies As The Euro Plummets Due To Greek Concerns
The British pound matched its highest of the year against the euro on Monday as concerns over Greek debt stung the single currency. Polls showing the main opposition Conservatives may be the largest party after an election due in 10 days gave mor


