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Canadian April Factory Sales Increase 0.2% on Metals
Canadian factory sales rose in April, the 8th increase in 10 months, on gains in primary metals, petroleum and coal, government figures showed.
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Euro rises on solid debt auctions, risk appetite
The euro rose on Tuesday as solid demand at European debt auctions soothed worries about the debt crisis, prompting investors to cover short positions in the single currency on increased risk appetite.
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Homebuilder Confidence Plummets in June
Confidence among US homebuilders plummeted in June, following the April 30 expiration of the homebuyer tax credits.
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Red Hot China!
Last week, China's trade balance figures were accidentally leaked out. While this caused a ruckus in the markets, what was more surprising was that the report revealed that China's trade surplus for the month of May stood at 19.5 billion yuan, m
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Swissy extends gains vs. dollar, hitting 1-month high
The Swiss franc extended gains versus the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, hitting a 1-month high after Belgium and Spain sold government debt and Ireland issued bonds in auctions, quelling fears over the euro zone debt crisis.
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NZ Dollar Trading Slightly Higher but Being in Tight Range
The New Zealand dollar was dealing somewhat higher late on Tuesday; however, was off highs reached during the night and spent a majority of the session in a tight range.
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Euro Turmoil Sends Borrowers to Loonies
A drop in the euro to near its lowest level in four years means Canadian dollars and Swiss francs are accounting for record shares of global bond sales as investors flee turmoil in Europe’s government debt market.
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Crude oil prices rise above 75 dollars a barrel
Oil prices rose above $75 a barrel Monday as rallying stock markets and a stronger euro bolstered investor confidence. A weaker dollar and a stronger euro also helped oil prices. Since crude is priced in dollars it becomes cheaper to investors ho
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Gold ends lower, bounces slightly after Greece cut
Investors were quick to snap up gold futures after ratings agency Moody's cut Greece's debt four notches to Ba1, but not enough to rescue gold from settling lower Monday. Gold for August delivery was off $5.70, or 0.5%, to $1,224.50, after postin
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Strong Beginning, Tepid Finish For The Euro
EUR/USD rallied to the low 1.2270s straight out of the gate this morning, before running into sellers from central banks. Price consolidated below that level until the 15:00 GMT fixing when the offers were absorbed and prices rallied as high as 1
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CAD backs off 4-wk high but finishes higher
The Canadian dollar backed off a four-week high but finished firmer against the U.S. currency on Monday, aided by stronger energy prices.
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Euro Rally Runs Out of Steam
U.S. dollar was lower across the board Monday, but recouped some of its losses after Moody's cut Greece's credit rating to Ba1 from A3.


