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Technical Analysis EUR/USD - May 19, 2009
Yesterday Euro/Dollar made an decreasing attempt, reaching a bottom at 1.3578, but further bearish impetus was rejected, and the currency couple rose up to 1.3578, closing the day at 1.3560.
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GBP/USD Technical Analysis
The pair edged lower yesterday amid a bout of risk aversion and dovish commentary from the Bank of England. The BoE expects growth to be negative through the year with recovery to be rather sluggish. The downbeat bank pressured the Pound lower as
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ECB set for final rate cut
The European Central Bank will unveil record low interest rates and other ways to pull eurozone members from their worst recession in six decades at a landmark meeting here this week, analysts say.
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Oil falls 4 pct as flu threatens air travel
Oil prices fell 4 percent on Monday on worries a flu outbreak in Mexico could become a pandemic and hurt the global economy and air travel.
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Gulf OPEC OK for now with $50 oil, cite risks
Gulf oil producers said on Sunday they can tolerate moderate prices for longer to help revive global growth, but shared a concern with consumer nations that a prolonged period of low prices could cause another fuel price spike.
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Japan to Cut Its GDP Forecast to a 3.3% Drop
Japan’s government will cut its gross domestic product forecast for this fiscal year to a 3.3 percent contraction, a Cabinet Office official said.
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GBP Weekly Commentary 04/10/09
The British pound ended the week down 1.4% against the US dollar reversing some of last week's impressive 3.5% surge as risk currencies generally were under downward pressure versus the USD.
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CAD: Jobless rate rises as recession hits home
The recession is starting to catch up with the Ottawa-Gatineau job market.
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Consumers resist credit, job loss feared
Consumers are putting off buying new cars and foreign goods, and would rather pay off credit card debt, fearing they might lose their jobs.
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Eurozone rates cut to 1.5%
The European Central Bank today cut interest rates in the 16-strong eurozone to a record low of 1.5% in the face of Europe's worst recession for 50 years.
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Switzerland enters recession
Swiss gross domestic product contracted by 0.3% in the final three months of 2008, with a rapid drop in exports and continued weakness in the financial sector nudging the economy into its first recession since 2003, according to government data r
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Australia on brink of recession
The latest economic data is expected to confirm an Australian recession, with Treasurer Wayne Swan warning of the impact of the US and Japan's savage downturn.


