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Great British Pound vs. Japanese Yen (2009-11-02)
The GBP/JPY pair has collapsed downwards, supporting the negative overview over short term basis.
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Copper seen rising after GDP shot in the arm
Shanghai copper prices were seen rising 3 percent or more on Friday after London futures jumped 3.7 percent in the previous session on stronger-than-expected U.S. growth data for the third quarter.
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Homeowners should brace for increased debt
BANK OF CANADA governor Mark Carney has repeated his concern that Canadians may be getting in over their heads in the purchase of homes, saying the government has ways of slowing the market.
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Euro turns negative vs dollar, trades below $1.50
The euro surrendered gains against the U.S. dollar on Monday, falling to session lows, as riskier assets such as U.S. stocks pared gains while commodities fell.
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Euro zone inflation seen negative again in Oct
Euro zone inflation remained negative for the fifth month in a row in October on the back of falling energy and food prices, preliminary numbers are expected to show next week.
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Euro vs. Great British Pound Morning Report (2009-10-21)
Supported around the pivotal support level of 0.9070, the royal pair proved that it's on the way to form the internal [b] of the bigger 4th while forming the allover impulsive wave.
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EU: Apples Earnings Keep Risk Appetite High
USD was on the back footing again, as Wall Street’s rally spilt over to Asian regional indexes. Risk correlated FX trades are moving lock in step with risk appetite.
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UK Claimant Count Data Due
Wednesday, major reports due for the day include UK labor market statistics and Eurozone industrial production.
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Irish Building Activity Drops Fastest Pace Since May
Irish construction activity dropped at the fastest pace since May last month as the economy grappled with its worst recession in more than eight decades.
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Dollar on defensive, Aussie hovers near 14-mth high
The dollar was on the defensive on Wednesday while higher-yielding currencies such as the Australian dollar held near their 2009 highs, buoyed by investors' search for returns.
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Crude oil rises as dollar weakens
November crude futures rose on Tuesday, helped by a fall in the dollar after a report Gulf Arab states were in talks to replace the U.S. dollar with a basket of currencies in oil trading.
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Euro inflation sinks to minus 0.3 pct
Yearly inflation in the 16 nations that use the euro slipped deeper into negative territory in September, sliding to minus 0.3 percent from minus 0.2 percent in August, according to the EU statistics agency Eurostat.


