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Video: Risk-On Fueled by Euro Output Data Dented by Greece
Overnight the risk rally from last week was extended as we had stronger than expected industrial production data from the Euro-zone and quarterly manufacturing report from Japan. The Euro, Pound and commodity currencies rallied against the Dollar
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Strong New Zealand Dollar Makes Alan Bollard Unhappy
The New Zealand dollar extended its rally today, making Alan Bollard, the governor of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, unhappy as he worries that the strong currency impedes the economic recovery.
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Why Today's Greek Downgrade Shouldn't Hurt the Euro Too Much
News that Moody's cut Greece's credit rating to Ba1 from A3 is encouraging the market to do what it was already doing and that is paring the euro's earlier sharp gains.
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CAD Looks For Direction as EU Concerns Weigh on Outlook
The Canadian dollar looks to have extended last week’s rally against the U.S. dollar, finishing as the third best performing G-10 currencies through Friday’s close. Strong rallies in crude oil prices fueled the USD/CAD advance and sent it to the
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Oil ends down after U.S., China data disappoint
U.S. oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Friday as an unexpected fall in May retail sales in the United States and easing industrial output in China revived concerns about the economy and oil demand.
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Gold to Rise?
So with the credit crunch and economic slump still with us, oil still sliding (and giving confusing pricing signals) what will gold do this year? The inflation bears look at all the government debt and say, it’s good news for us, even though pric
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Top fund veteran's take on euro woes
Europe once offered relative safety to investors with an international appetite. Lately, however, the seemingly familiar terrain has become shaky ground. Emerging markets in South America and Asia seem stable by comparison.
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Gold price hits record high as key commodities rebound
The price of gold struck a record high above 1,250 dollars an ounce this week as investors nervous about the weak state of the global economy sought safety in the precious metal.
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Bank commission calls for 'profound reform' of banks
Risk-free "safe haven" accounts guaranteed by the government should be set up as part of a "profound reform of the banking system", an inquiry found.
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Inflation may force Bank to raise rates
THE Bank of England could be forced to abandon its “highly expansionary” monetary policy — and raise interest rates — in the second half of the year, according to a member of its monetary policy committee.
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Europe's troubles far from over
Problems with Greek debt were certainly a catalyst for weakness in bank shares in April, but now it is clear that the problem for Europe is much broader. The financial sector faces its biggest threat since October 2008, but for the European Centr

