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Trade deficit rises, demand for exports slips
The U.S. trade deficit rose to the highest level in 16 months as exports fell for the second time in three months, a potentially worrisome sign that Europe's debt troubles are beginning to crimp American manufacturers.
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Gold, Dollar Will Falter
The U.S. dollar and gold will both falter as risk aversion trades start to come off, believes Jonathan Barratt, MD of Commodity Broking Services. He shares his outlook, with Greg Canavan, editor of Sound Money, Sound Investments and CNBC's Oriel
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Australia jobless rate falls to 5.2 percent in May
Australia's jobless rate fell to 5.2 percent in May as full time employment increased for the ninth straight month, evidence of a rapid rebound from the global downturn that could pressure the central bank to keep raising interest rates.
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UK holds rates before budget cuts
The Bank of England yesterday kept its bond stimulus programme in place and left its benchmark interest rate at a record low to aid the economy as UK Prime Minister David Cameron prepares the biggest budget cuts since at least the early 1980s.
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Crude Oil Snaps 3 Days of Gains on Concern China Growth
Crude oil fell, snapping three days of gains, on concern the economic recovery in China may slow and curb demand from the world’s second-largest energy consumer.
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Bank of England holds interest rates at record low
The Bank of England made no comment on its decision to hold interest rates at a record low of 0.5 per cent but it is fair to assume that it sees the outlook for the economy as finely balanced.
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Gold rebounds after 1 percent drop
Gold rebounded on short covering on Friday after falling around 1 percent in the previous session, while a rise in ETF holdings to another record showed bullion still attracted buying from investors.
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Unemployment fall puts pressure on rates
A sharper than expected fall in unemployment could pressure the RBA to increase rates at its next meeting.
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Aussie, Kiwi Dollars Poised for Weekly Gain on Job Gains
The Australian and New Zealand dollars headed for their best weekly gains in at least five months as mounting signs of recovery in Asia encouraged investors to seek higher-yielding assets.
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USD Edge Down After A Brief Turn Higher Vs Euro
The dollar turned back down on Monday as investors' attitude toward riskier assets -- including stocks, commodities, and higher-yielding currencies -- remains the dominant theme in currency markets in the near term, maintaining a bias toward a we
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Commodity Prices — June 7th 2010
Commodity prices for June 7th 2010.
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Employment Data Helps Loonie Appreciate
The Canadian dollar gained today after the report last week showed the better than expected growth of the nation’s employment, increasing the appeal of the currency as the safe haven.


