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UK consumer upbeat about rest of year
British consumers are feeling increasingly positive and confidence levels are now close to those recorded last year, according the Nationwide consumer confidence index published today.
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USD down in weak finish
THE dollar has opened lower after increasingly pessimistic investors turned away from riskier assets during offshore trade.
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Manufacturing output slump
MANUFACTURING output fell by 0.5 per cent in May, according to official data released yesterday by the Office for National Statistics, reducing the likelihood that the UK economy returned to growth in the second quarter.
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Gold gains slightly as dollar bounces
Gold futures on the COMEX Division of the New York Mercantile Exchange ended higher in an up-and-down session on Tuesday as the dollar pared its loss. Silver and platinum both went down.
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Oil prices slump under US$63
Oil prices dived underneath 63 dollars per barrel on Tuesday, hitting the lowest levels since May, amid heightened concerns about energy demand in a struggling global economy.
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USD/JPY Bias Up
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Euro gains against dollar and yen on German data
The euro rose against the dollar and yen yesterday as an unexpected increase in German factory orders gave a boost to investors looking for signs of economic recovery and raised risk tolerance.
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So You Think Gold Fell Due To A “Strong Dollar”?
Just a month ago, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was completing a bizarre run from 6,800 to 8,800, following the monster decline from 14,000 less than a year ago.
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Market Commentary - 3rd July 2009
A much weaker than anticipated US non farm payrolls report for June has cast doubts on the outlook for the economy, overshadowing the improving tone of other recent indicators and pushing up risk aversion once again.

