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Daily Chart Art - November 30, 2009
Is that a trend line break I see? Has the AUDUSD finally topped out for the year? Or is just another major correction?
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US corn, soybeans firm on export demand
U.S. corn and soybeans futures firmed on Monday as the dollar weakened amid easing concerns about debt problems in Dubai and focus returned to fundamentals such as firm export demand offsetting the bearish influence of bumper U.S. harvests.
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Weekend Top Stories: U.A.E. to Stand Behind Banks
Weekend Top Stories: U.A.E. to Stand Behind Banks
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Aussie Wheat Crop Forecast Cut by National Australia Bank
Australia’s wheat crop forecast for the current harvest was cut by National Australia Bank Ltd. after frosts in New South Wales and hot weather in Victoria and South Australia states.
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Daily Forex Forecast Nov 26
The Australian Dollar opens higher today at 0.9310 after a positive local session. Support held on Wednesday morning at US92 cents followed by a steady climb during Asian trade to an intraday peak of 0.9252.
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Australian Dollar Forecast - Nov 26
The Australian Dollar opened almost a cent higher after an upbeat assessment of the local economy from the Reserve Bank, and overnight weakening in the US Dollar.
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Hungarian Forint Down on Dubai Debt
The Hungarian currency had its sharpest fall in a month after Dubai announced that it’s likely to delay debt payments, declining attractiveness for emergent markets less appealing currencies in Central and Eastern Europe.
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The Life of an Economic Turkey
“Things were pretty rough there for a while…what with the recession and all. But now there’s a recovery. Business is picking up.”
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Oil falls as demand wavers
Oil fell below $US77 a barrel in line with falls across financial markets and as weak demand for fuel offset potential support from a weak US dollar.
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The AUD dips as investors seek safe haven assets
The Australian dollar has opened more than half a cent lower as risk averse investors sought safe haven assets after news of a potential debt default in Dubai.
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NZ trade deficit almost halves in October
New Zealand’s merchandise trade deficit contracted to NZ$487 million in October from NZ$994 million a year ago as both import and export values continued to trend downward, Statistics New Zealand said. (Update 2 includes economist comment.)
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NZ dollar dives as Dubai nears default
The New Zealand dollar fell broadly overnight, sinking to its lowest level in more than five months against the Australian currency and down to a near four-month low against the yen.


