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US Travel & Tourism Industry Trends Reviewed in New Timetric Study Published ...
Last year, the US travel and tourism sector generated USD 1.9 trillion in economic output, accounting for 3.2% of the country's total employment, representative of 7.7 million jobs. According to the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the US, ...
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GBP/USD still capped by 1.5840
After sliding to a daily low of 1.5780 ahead of the Wall Street opening, GBP/USD managed to bounce and rose back above the 1.5800 mark, although it lacked momentum and continues to trade inside today's range.
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Mexican Peso Profits from Promise of Faster Growth in China
The Mexican peso advanced today as China pledged to boost its economic growth, reducing the negative impact of the crisis in Europe and increasing demand for riskier currencies with higher yield.
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USDCAD Quickly Rejects The New High
The USDCAD moved to a new high going back to January 16th 2012 and in the processs moved above the 50% of the move down from the 2011 high (reached in October at the 1.06559). That level comes in at 1.02272 and the high extended to 1.02445....mor
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Why Royal Dutch Shell Belongs In Your Portfolio
After all, the fact that XOM, the world's largest oil company, as measured by market cap, would make such a large bet on natural gas led to much wagging of tongues among energy investors. This can be considered especially true, given XOM's justifiable ...
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Ryanair warns Europe slowdown to cut profit
* Irish airline beats forecasts with 25 pct 2012 profit surge * Warns profit to slump by up to 20 pct in coming year * CEO says fare hikes won't compensate for higher fuel * Announces second-ever dividend of 483 mln eur By Conor Humphries DUBLIN, ...
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NZD/USD-Subdued start after week's heavy losses
Trade and learn with Richard Olsen, David Pegler, Walter Peters, Ed Ponsi, Steve Ward and Ron William. Monitor the markets with our customizable FX studies. Note: All information on this page is subject to change. The use of this website constitutes ...
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Oil sanctions on Iran will push crude prices to $160: Iran Finance Minister
Iran's Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance Shamseddin Hosseini says if EU sanctions against the Islamic Republic take effect, oil prices will soar to as high as USD 160 per barrel. In an interview with CNN, Hosseini said Iran has endured sanctions ...
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GBP/USD weekly outlook: May 21 - 25
By Forexpros | Forex News | May 20, 2012 02:30PM GMT | Add a Comment Forexpros - The pound pulled back from a two-month low against the US dollar on Friday, paring back some of the week's losses as concerns over the debt crisis in the euro zone eased.
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Gold Weekly Fundamental Analysis May 21-25, 2012, Forecast
Introduction: Gold prices always rise when there is uncertainty in the global economy. In times of uncertainty, investors tend to run towards gold. Suppose, rumors are flying high about some event in the world and this is increasing the uncertain
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Eurozone steps closer to the edge
That is roughly equivalent to the loss faced by Citibank at the peak of the financial crisis in 2009; however Greece's economy is the equivalent of 0.3% of the US economy, which puts things into perspective. In Spain the problem is even more complex.
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Greece Still Making Headlines as Fitch Downgrades Long Term
Risk sentiment was seen heading lower overnight as news headlines and macro economic data releases continue to support the general bear market direction that has become more apparent in the last two weeks. Fitch downgraded long term credit in Gre


