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Jewelry sales slide as gold value rises
Gold closed Tuesday, June 1, at a two-week high of 1,226.90 an ounce, just a few dollars below the record price of $1,243.10 on May 12. The soaring costs have slowed gold jewelry sales.
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Daily Economic Roundup - June 2, 2010
As expected after a long weekend, the FX market came back into life yesterday. The day began with a strong dollar rally, which promptly faded when the US trading session kicked in. Is this ranging behavior we're seeing?
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Key Says Aussie to Beat Kiwi Dollar on Carry Trade
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, the former head of foreign exchange at Merrill Lynch & Co., said the nation’s currency may fail to keep pace with gains in the higher-yielding Australian dollar.
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Number of house sales up 15%
In the latest four week period available the Scottish average house price has increased by 6.9% to £151,627 as the volume of sales in Scotland also increased by 15.2%.
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US gasoline price falls to three-month low
The average price US drivers paid to fill up at the gasoline pump fell to the lowest level in three months, the Energy Department said on Tuesday.
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How to win big in the currency market
For newcomers, Forex traffic can infrequently be the formidable endeavour since of the technical as well as ever becoming different nature. It takes many time as well as personal joining to sense Forex trading, as well as we need to sense fast th
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Euro Steadies After Bounce, High-Yielders Firm
The euro steadied higher on Friday, benefiting from a short-covering bounce after China assured investors it was not losing confidence in euro zone assets, while higher-yielding currencies held on to broad gains.
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Consumer morale falls for third month in May
British consumer confidence fell for the third month in a row in May as people grew more fearful about the economic outlook and health of their own finances, a survey showed on Friday.
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Gold Bullish Despite Frightening Deflation in Money Supply
The price of physical gold in wholesale dealing slipped from an early 6-session high in London on Thursday, ticking back to $1207 an ounce but remaining 3.1% higher for May-to-date.
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Euro to Rally After Dropping Toward 108 Yen
The euro may reverse course after it falls toward 108 yen, the lowest level since November 2001, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UJF Ltd. said, citing trading patterns.
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Dollar and Euro Gain Against The Yen
The Euro and U.S. dollar gained against the Japanese Yen early Monday (see the charts below).
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Japan's Yen Rises Above War Jitters, Deflation
Japan is again suffering from deflation. Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's ability to spur the economy is sharply constrained by record public debt exceeding 882.9 trillion yen ($9.78 trillion). It has the lowest interest rates of any developed nat


