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Dollar flat to lower as oil renews advance
A renewed rise in oil prices after a short respite left the dollar flat to slightly lower against its major counterparts in cautious, pre-holiday trade Friday.
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Jobless claims drop to lowest level in 4 weeks
The number of newly laid off workers filing for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week to the lowest level in a month.
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Dollar mixed as profit-taking weighs on euro
The U.S. dollar gained back a little ground against the European single currency Thursday, with analysts citing profit-taking following the euro's strong gains this week.
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Fed lowers growth forecast, raises inflation view
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday slashed its 2008 U.S. economic growth forecast and signaled that mounting concerns over inflation would make further interest rate cuts unlikely.
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Euro extends gains on strong Ifo reading
Signs of resilient business sentiment in Germany, Europe's largest economy, sent the euro higher across the board Wednesday, underlining ideas the European Central Bank will further delay any cuts in interest rates.
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Wholesale inflation slows in April after March increase
Wholesale inflation slowed in April following a big jump in March but the improvement is likely to be temporary as consumers are battered in coming months by price hikes for gasoline, food and a host of other items.
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Dollar extends losses after U.S. inflation data
The dollar extended losses against its major rivals Tuesday after the U.S. Labor Department's headline gauge of wholesale prices rose less than forecast in April, contrasting with hot inflation data from a key eurozone nation.
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Gold futures drop over $19 in three sessions
Gold futures closed lower Wednesday taking the metal's three-session loss to more than $19 an ounce after the Labor Department reported that U.S. consumer inflation moderated in April
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Consumer-level inflation's tame in April, U.S. says
Growth in consumer prices came in below expectations for April even as food prices rose at the sharpest rate in 18 years, a government report showed Wednesday.
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Gold closes down $15 as dollar strengthens
Gold futures lost more than $15 an ounce Tuesday to mark their lowest closing level in more than a week as the U.S. dollar rose against other major currencies, hurting investment demand for the precious metal.
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Financial markets still out of whack, Bernanke says
Despite some signs of improvement, financial markets remain severely stressed, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said Tuesday.
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Gold ends lower, as traders eye dollar, crude moves
Gold futures closed lower Monday, pressured by some strength in the U.S. dollar and a retreat in oil prices, but the precious metal held its ground above the $880-an-ounce level after gaining more than 3% last week


