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Sterling trims gains made on HBOS merger deal
Sterling trimmed gains in late European trade as the dollar benefited from a rebound in U.S. stocks triggered by coordinated central bank action to help beleaguered money markets.
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U.S. dollar slides to session lows versus yen
The dollar extended losses on Wednesday, dropping to session lows versus the yen, as rising concerns about the health of the U.S. financial sector sparked a rise in risk aversion.
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Consumer prices fall 0.1% on weaker energy prices
With energy prices falling sharply, U.S. consumer prices declined 0.1% in August, the first decrease in nearly two years, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
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Fed sets initiatives to limit market disruption
With Wall Street scrambling to contain a financial crisis, the Federal Reserve on Monday assembled a series of emergency tools to head off panic, expanding its loan programs and accepting a broader range of collateral for its loans.
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Atlanta Fed's Lockhart sees inflation peaking soon
The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta came down squarely Wednesday on the side of Fed chief Ben Bernanke, who has argued that inflationary pressures should ease in coming months.
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Home prices fall a record 15.9% year over year
U.S. home prices fell at a record rate in June, putting more pressure on an already-fragile financial system.
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Fed's Plosser pushes for quick rate hikes
Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Charles Plosser called Thursday for a quick rate hike to combat inflation pressures that have moved beyond commodity prices.
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Pound recovers on renewed inflation fears
The pound firmed towards day highs following further bad UK inflation news. Barclays Capital found that the median rate of inflation expectations in June was 4.4 percent for the coming twelve months, up 0.7 percentage points from the rate recorde
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BoE Minutes Shows MPC Voted 8-1 To Maintain Interest Rate
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England voted 8-1 to retain key interest rate at 5% in its meeting held on June 4 and 5, the Minutes of the session showed Wednesday.
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Housing starts fall to 17-year low in May
Desperately trying to reduce supply, U.S. home builders started construction on 3.3% fewer homes in May, the Commerce Department estimated Tuesday.
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Producer prices gain 1.4% in May; energy prices surge
Producer prices jumped in May on a surge in energy costs, the government reported Tuesday, while economists noted that costs were tamer elsewhere in the economy.
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Sharply Higher Energy Prices Contribute To Jump In Producer
Tuesday morning, the Department of Labor released its report on producer price inflation in the month of May, showing that prices rose more than economists had been expecting amid a substantial increase in energy prices.


