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US economy loses speed
The nation's economic growth tailed off sharply in the spring and probably isn't faring any better now.
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Ireland reveals full bank crisis horror
Ireland has revealed that bailing out Anglo Irish Bank could cost nearly 35 billion euros ($A49.2 billion) and threatened to push the country into insolvency on a torrid day dubbed "Black Thursday".
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HLHB Weekly Update - October 1, 2010
Wow, EURUSD just keeps poppin' higher! After getting stopped out last week at 1.3290, the pair is now threatening to test the 1.3700 handle! Unfortunately, with no major pull back, this leaves me signal-less!
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The Daily Forecaster: GBPUSD
As one of the alternatives structures I pointed out the 1.5920 resistance that would imply a return to the 1.5667 area. Well, that was seen almost pip-perfect. It was a corrective pattern and therefore the implication should be for further gains.
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Consumer Price Index In Japan Falls For The 18th Consecutive
Today, the Japanese economy released an important fundamental data, which showing that the consumer price index slashed to for the 18th consecutive month in August, as the Yen's gains drives the imports cheaper with along the nation's exports ret
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Dollar rises from 5-month low after jobs report
Positive news Thursday on U.S. jobs and manufacturing helped pull the dollar off its latest five-month low against the euro.
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C$ edges higher after GDP data meets forecast
Canada's dollar ended higheragainst its U.S. counterpart on Thursday, with investors
bidding up the currency after domestic data showed economic
contraction was not worse than market expectations.
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Dollar weakens, euro remains strong
The dollar continued to slide this week, as market uncertainty and worries about intervention by Japan and the United States held the currency market hostage.
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Daily Economic Roundup - October 1, 2010
"Wake me up, when September ends," sang the Greenback as it came back to life yesterday. Is the US dollar back with a vengeance or will the anti-dollar rallies resume? Check out my roundup to find out!
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Stronger dollar hits manufacturing activity
Australian manufacturing activity contracted in September for the first time this year as firms complained about soft domestic demand and a high local dollar, a survey showed.
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Fed's Bernanke, Pianalto say recovery disappointing
The U.S. economic recovery remains disappointingly slow with unemployment too high, two top Federal Reserve officials said on Thursday, as they discussed the role of the U.S. central bank in spurring a stronger economy.
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European Officials: "Oh please oh please oh please oh please
Really, that’s what this Eurozone fiasco has morphed into – quiet desperation. Officials -- whether those heading up Eurozone member countries, the IMF, the EU or the ECB -- are all holding their breath and hoping that something they do, some of


