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Merck: Recapitalizations - Rate Cuts - Yen a Hard Currency
Europe was all but written off on Tuesday when Gordon Brown, the UK prime minister announced late in the day that £50 billion (about $85 billion) may be injected into several of the biggest banks. The details known so far...
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What Is the Fed Waiting For?
Before the US stock markets opened Tuesday morning, the Federal Reserve announced a plan to buy commercial paper directly from issuers in yet another attempt to unfreeze the credit markets. Although this led to a rally in US stocks, USD/JPY and o
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Oil Falls as U.S. Supplies Climb Amid Concern of Waning Dema
Crude oil fell to the lowest in 10 months after the U.S. government reported a bigger-than-expected gain in crude and gasoline inventories as the global economic crisis curbed demand.
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Fed, major central banks slash rates
The U.S. Federal Reserve and other major central banks moved in concert Wednesday to slash key interest rates as part of an ongoing effort to quell financial turmoil that has threatened to flatten the international economy.
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Major Central Banks Cut Rates; UK Announces Rescue Package F
Wednesday, a coordinated interest rate cut by world’s major central banks to control financial market crisis and its impact on the global economy and a GBP50 billion rescue package announcement by the UK government for its banking sector grabbed
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UK Govt. Announces Financial Support to Banking Industry
Wednesday, UK Government announced that it is bringing forward specific and comprehensive measures to ensure financial stability and to safeguard ordinary savers, depositors, businesses and borrowers.
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Dollar Falls Versus Euro on Joint Rate Cuts by Central Banks
The dollar declined the most against the euro in more than two weeks after global central banks made joint cuts in borrowing costs, reducing demand for the U.S. currency as a haven from credit market turmoil.
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More Weak Housing Data Expected, UBS Says
The August pending home sales index will be reported on Wednesday; we are below consensus, note the analysts at UBS. Existing home sales and the pending home sales index have shown signs of bottoming in recent months, although we expect sales wil
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Bernanke hints at possible interest rate cut
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke opened the door on Tuesday for a possible interest rate cut in the near future.
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Big Troubles for the Euro
The Euro has been falling recently versus the Dollar. Why? There have been many theories proposed, but I want to offer my own theory this evening. Fiat currencies are political creatures, and are only as strong as the political entity issuing
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German Factory Orders Recover; UK Manufacturing Output Decli
Tuesday saw some key economic data releases from European economies, of which German factory order data and UK manufacturing output report for August were in the focus.
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Oil Rises as Traders Buy Crude Amid Speculation of OPEC Cut
Crude oil rose as traders took advantage of the cheapest prices in eight months to buy oil, amid speculation OPEC will cut output.


