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Manufacturing Output Posts Surprise Fall In Apr
Manufacturing output fell unexpectedly in April following strong growth in the previous two months, according to figures released by National Statistics Friday.
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Oil hovers near US$75 on trade data from China and U.S.
Oil prices hovered near US$75 a barrel Friday in Asia after a big jump the day before as China's booming trade and lower U.S. jobless claims lifted stock markets and confidence in the global economic recovery.
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Canadian employment rises
Canadian employment rose by 25,000 in May, the fifth consecutive monthly increase. The unemployment rate was unchanged at 8.1% from April.
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Are you looking for digital ear thermometer?
These simple and effective devices are for measuring the temperature of a person by inserting a specially designed thermometer into the ear canal call...
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EUR/USD Spiked after Positive News in China and Europe
It appears a violent breach of the lower border on the daily chart’s Bollinger Bands has recently occurred, signaling that there is upward pressure on this pair. Supporting this notion is an imminent bullish cross on the daily chart’s Slow Stocha
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Euro Near One-Week High as Concern at Europe Debt Crisis Eas
The euro traded near a one-week high against the dollar and the yen as concern waned that Europe’s debt crisis will derail global growth.
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EUR/USD Holds Up In Asia
I left for 7 hours kip with EUR/USD at 1.2115 and that’s where I find it now, with Asian trade confined to a fairly narrow 1.2094-1.2148 range. Well it’s Friday, which has tended to be risk-off Friday of late if my memory serves me correctly. Wi
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High public debt could lead to higher rates
High and rising public debt could force the European Central Bank into higher interest rates to anchor inflation expectations, European Central Bank Governing Council member Axel Weber said on Wednesday.
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UK holds rates before budget cuts
The Bank of England yesterday kept its bond stimulus programme in place and left its benchmark interest rate at a record low to aid the economy as UK Prime Minister David Cameron prepares the biggest budget cuts since at least the early 1980s.
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BOJ to Detail Loan Plan That May Fail to Spur Growth
The Bank of Japan is set to detail a plan to stimulate credit for private companies that may prove insufficient to spur economic growth and defeat deflation.
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Oil buoyed by Chinese trade numbers
Oil prices rose for the third consecutive day in New York on Thursday, boosted by strong Chinese exports data and an upbeat energy demand outlook from the International Energy Agency.
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ECB keeps rates steady, revises key figures
In London, the Bank of England (BOE) kept its key interest rate at a record-low 0.50 percent and said it would not alter its so-called quantitative easing policy, under which the BOE has pumped 200 billion pounds ($292 billion) of new money into


