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Euro rebounds in Asia after falling on Spain
The euro rose against major currencies in Asia yesterday after market players adjusted positions following the falls in the single European currency caused by Spain's credit rating cut, dealers said.
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AUD/JPY Rallies To Test Important Resistance Level
Since breaking lower on the 5th of this month, AUD/JPY has been below its 15-day MA. The 50% retracement of the second leg fall from 84.50 to 81.90 comes in at the same level which is at 78.15 and that, along with Fridays’ high of 78.00, should p
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Yen Falls on Political Turmoil
The yen dropped against its major counterparts amid speculation political turmoil will dent the currency’s safe-haven appeal after Japan’s Social Democratic Party left a three-way coalition government.
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Oil prices steadied after upwards drive
Oil prices steadied on Friday after an upwards drive was reversed by renewed concerns about the health of Europe's economy.
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USD/CAD Outlook – May 31 – June 4
A combination of GDP, a rate decision and employment figures promise an exciting week for the Canadian dollar. Here’s an outlook for the Canadian events and an updated technical analysis for USD/CAD.
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EUR/GBP Still Drifting Lower
It seems that there is some buying interest in the cable at 1.4540 and the market has been unable to break below there for the last 4 hours. With the EUR/USD still sliding lower, this has meant that the EUR/GBP has ticked 40 pips lower on the day
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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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Mortgage rates close to record low
Turmoil in the stock market and the European debt crisis are making life easier for U.S. homebuyers and families looking to refinance: Mortgage rates are inching closer to a record low.
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Euro Set for 5th Weekly Loss Vs Yen on Regulation Concern
The euro headed for a fifth weekly loss against the yen as concern Europe’s fiscal crisis will lead to stricter financial regulations damped demand for higher- yielding assets.


