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Manufacturing Journalist TR Cutler Profiles E2 by Shoptech for Business ...
Many shops want to move towards a paperless shop floor by allowing workers to view all the information they need on a computer screen instead of paper such as a list of all jobs scheduled on work centers, work instructions, CAD drawings and images. ...
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Canadian Dollar Rises to 3-Month High as Employment Rises Above Forecast
It's fairly neutral, Watt said, referring to the Canadian dollar. The Canadian currency was little changed at 95.88 cents per US dollar at 7:12 am in Toronto, compared with 95.87 yesterday, after touching 95.66 cents, the strongest level since May 11 ...
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ASB Economic Weekly: Week Starting 4 July
Against the backdrop of strong export demand and a favourable NZD/AUD, core manufacturing production showed a robust expansion in the March quarter. One area that remains weak in the NZ economy is construction. We expect construction activity declined ...
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Daily Market Updates
The Pound closed the week lower against the US Dollar, but higher against the Euro. After the GBP/USD peaked at a high of 1.6440 on Wednesday; a combination of poor UK economic data and some positive signs from the US's economic docket, the rate fell ...
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Italy Trade Deficit Widens In April
Italy's trade deficit widened in April as growth in imports outpaced export growth, data from the statistical office Istat showed Friday. The trade deficit increased to EUR 3.8 billion in April from EUR 1.3 billion for the same period of ...
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Japan tsunami hits Canadian factories in April
The Canadian dollar CAD=D4 slipped against its US counterpart immediately after the report and over an hour later was at C$0.9716 to the US dollar, or $1.0292, down from Tuesday's North American finish of C$0.9689 to the US dollar, or $1.0321. ...
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Euro Weakens on Greek Aid Deadlock as Stocks, Commodities Fall
The Australian dollar rose 0.3 percent versus the yen and 0.7 percent against the euro. Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens reiterated that policy makers will need to raise interest rates at some stage and signaled inflation data next ...
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USD/CAD hits 9-day low after U.S., Canadian economic data
USD/CAD hit 0.9698 during early US trade, the pair's lowest since June 1; the pair subsequently consolidated at 0.9711, shedding 0.47%. The pair was likely to find support at 0.9666, the low of June 1 and resistance at 0.9797, Monday's high. ...
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EUR/USD holds onto gains above 1.4350
EUR/USD failed to extend gains beyond the 1.4400 region and fell over 50 pips during the NY trade to set a session low at 1.4345 before rebounding. The hegemonic currency was pressured by continuing Greece woes, ...
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Canadian dollar weakens after dovish Bernanke comments
Canada's dollar weakened against its US counterpart on Wednesday, pressured by the Federal Reserve's downbeat comments on Tuesday about the US economy, the destination for most Canadian exports. ...
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Yen mixed against major rivals
GBP/JPY also saw bullish price action as it opened Tuesday's trade at 130.99, climbed into the 132.00 zone, then pulled back to close the session at 131.68. At present, the pair hovers near its NY close. The AUD/JPY advance was limited, however. ...
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News A Weak U.S. Labor Market, Hopes Surrounding Greece And Worries ...
As the US economy is no longer as stable as many market participants believed, the dollar lost some of its safe heaven appeal, investors were driven towards gold and the CHF, especially as the European debt crisis is not solved yet, ...


