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March house prices down 0.6%
The March data from Land Registry’s House Price Index shows an annual price increase of 7.5%, making the average property value in England and Wales £164,288.
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Gold, The Ultimate Currency Hedge
WEDNESDAY'S NEWS that, at last, Standard & Poor's has caught up with the bond market – and the steady trickle of fleeing bank deposits – by downgrading Spanish debt had a marked effect on the Euro.
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NZ dollar pulls back from highs
The prospect of interest rate rises in New Zealand and the United States injected a note of caution in the New Zealand dollar, which hit a two-year high against the euro and a three-month high against the US dollar overnight.
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Yen Declines as Recovery Signs Boost Demand for Higher Yield
The yen fell against higher- yielding currencies as signs the global economy is recovering dented demand for the currency as a refuge.
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London property boosts UK’s April sales increase
HOUSE prices in England and Wales rose by an annual 1.8 per cent in April, their fastest pace of increase since January 2008, property data company Hometrack reports today.
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Union warns over NHS job cuts
Thousands of jobs could go in the NHS, putting the health service "under real strain", a union has warned. Data from 26 NHS trusts shows at least 5,600 posts could be at risk as the NHS in England tries to drive down its spending.
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Germany set to defend euro, wants tougher EU rules
Germany will aid Greece in defence of Europe's shared currency if Athens enforces austerity measures, Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said on Sunday, in a speech also calling for tighter EU budget rules.
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Crude Oil Advances as Risk Appetite Lifted by Greece Aid
Despite early session confusion, crude would end up closing the day/week at its highest level since April 15th. This late day strength can be traced back to one event: Greece’s formal request to activate the 45 billion euros of aid that was
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Euro slips, yen gains as Greek woes again check risk
The euro slipped on Thursday on continued worries about Greece financing its debt obligations and concerns about other euro zone economies, while the yen benefited as caution drove investors to close trades in higher-yielders.
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As the news becomes better, the Dollar becomes weaker
The economic situation in the US might be giving off signals indicating a recovery from the financial crisis, but the US Dollar is not destined to fair very well.
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EUR/CHF: SNB Not Prepared To Give Up The Fight
The Swiss National Bank’s (SNB) desire for a weak CHF was evident again today reportedly intervening during the Asian timezone. Their “interventions” over the past few months have been spectacularly unsuccessful and in the current environment (ri
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UK House Asking Prices Spike In April
The first of the raft of April UK housing market surveys, from Rightmove, showed house asking price spiking higher after a negligible rise in March.


