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Australian unemployment falls
Australia’s unemployment rate fell to 5.2% in May as full time employment increased for the ninth straight month, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. The number of people in jobs increased by almost 30,000 in May, with more than 11m
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Forecast on USD Majors (EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY)
EURUSD closed @ 12125 which was ABOVE the open and breached the previous day's high. The High was PRECISELY at Precise Trader's Res Tgt 3 and the Low was PRECISELY at Precise Trader's Sup Zone 1. The Hourly Oscillators are Bullish but Weak and
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Trade deficit rises, demand for exports slips
The U.S. trade deficit rose to the highest level in 16 months as exports fell for the second time in three months, a potentially worrisome sign that Europe's debt troubles are beginning to crimp American manufacturers.
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Cash Hoarding Among European Banks Sets New Record
Cash hoarding among European banks continued on Friday, setting yet another record in overnight deposits with the European Central Bank.
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Stability in the outside markets should bring support to the
Good morning. ..I think? Stability in the outside markets along with a large decline in open interest in both hogs and cattle seems to be the feature early today. Asian stocks traded sharply lower last night but the European stock market rebounde
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Hoarding Treasuries Helps Dealers as Europe Woes Rise
Wall Street’s biggest bond firms are buying the most Treasuries in two years, driving the biggest rally in government bonds in at least seven years, as Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis worsens.
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ECB may extend loans, up forecasts as debt fires burn
The European Central Bank could offer extra funds to banks on Thursday to ease strains from the euro zone's debt crisis, and it will be pressed for details of its surprise government bond-buying program.
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Australian trade balance swung to a surplus in April
Australia's trade balance unexpectedly swung to a surplus in April as exports of iron ore jumped by a quarter and coal shipments surged 40 percent.
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Will the USDJPY Bears Soon Wake Up?
Here’s an update of the USDJPY pair or the gopher from my previous post. Notice that it has corrected after hitting a low just below 88.00 during the first week of May. With the stochastics almost in the overbought territory, will the pair turn
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Daily technical outlook 6-3-10
EURUSD - The euro recovered some ground and breached the triangle formation formed by the downward trend line coming from 1.3360 and the bottom around 1.2150
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Gold continues bullish crusade
Gold followed on the upward path today and hit another record high of Rs 30,910 per 10 gram (Rs 36,050 per tola) in the domestic market. After a brief slowdown, the precious yellow metal has resumed its northern course terrifying the customers be
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US jobs outlook starts to pick up
The number of planned layoffs at US firms in May was almost unchanged from April, when they touched a four-year low, suggesting employers have more upbeat outlooks, according to yesterday’s report from recruitment firm Challenger, Gray & Christma


