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Australian Dollar Outlook - 23 December 2011
By Christine Gaylican | December 23, 2011 10:41 AM EST Positive US data supported sentiment overnight with the Australian dollar opening this morning at USD1.0130 against the Greenback, up from USD1.0080 late yesterday. ...
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USD/JPY remains near 3-week highs
The Dollar climbed to a 3-week peak of 78.19 early New York session following the second revision of the US GDP, but was rejected from those levels and dropped back to 78.07 shortly after. From there, USD/JPY rebounded and ...
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ECB Lends Banks $645B, Exceeding Forecast - Fullermoney
Don't miss Frederick Forsyth's comments on Germany, France and the euro below. "David, re Kasovitz, why oh why do a certain level of analysts keep churning out irrelevant statistics eg nominal GDP- AND DEFLATION which is by no means always a disaster. ...
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Japanese companies must counter strong yen - Nippon Steel
Managements should be prepared for the yen to remain strong. The yen rose to a postwar high of 75.35 a dollar on October 31st 2011, prompting Japan to intervene for the third time this year to stem gains that endangered an export led economic recovery ...
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Chart EUR/JPY Update: Upside scope remains
You must be aware of the risks of investing in forex, futures, and options and be willing to accept them in order to trade in these markets. Forex trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Please do not trade with ...
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Canadian dollar opened on Wednesday at 98.97 cents US, down 0.08 of a cent
TORONTO - The Canadian dollar opened at 98.97 cents US, down 0.08 of a cent from Tuesday's close. The US dollar stood at 101.04 cents Cdn, up 0.08 of a cent. Pound sterling was worth C$1.5794, up 0.49 of a cent and US$1.5631, up 0.36 of a cent. ...
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USD/JPY breaks 77.80; peaks at 77.87
USD/JPY has been edging higher in Tokyo trading, breaking past yesterday's high at 77.80 to post fresh session highs at 77.87. At present, the price appears to be losing some steam to extends gains and is returning toward new ...
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text-Fitch expects to rate ENAP[ENAP.UL] USD 500mm proposed debt
Given the company's weak financial profile and that it may be negatively affected by its shareholder's interest to ensure ENAP continues to supply local demand regardless of the financial consequences, on a stand-alone-basis ENAP would be ...
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Canadian Currency Climbs for Fourth Day as Risk Appetite Rises
The Canadian dollar seems to be doing better with risk sentiment overall, Brian Kim, a currency strategist in Stamford, Connecticut, at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, said in an e-mail message. Canada's currency, known as the loonie for the image ...
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Asian Stocks, Euro Advance on Europe Outlook, U.S. Retail Sales
Italy would pay an interest rate of 4 percent to 5 percent on the loan, according to the newspaper. The amount could vary from 400 billion euros to 600 billion euros, La Stampa said. The Washington-based IMF had about $390 billion available for lending ...
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EUR/CHF direction undefined
After dropping for 4 days in a row, yesterday the EUR/CHF made a strong corrective movement, only to lose its ground again and closing in a loss. Today, the EUR/CHF has been trading sideways with predominance to the upside, ...
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U.K. GDP Expands Unrevised 0.5% In Q3
The central bank expanded its asset purchase programme by GBP 75 billion in October to support the ailing economy. IHS Global Insight's chief UK economist Howard Archer expects the central bank to enact a further GBP 50 billion of quantitative easing ...


