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Speculation mounts over global rate cuts
Fears that ongoing financial turmoil could wreck the world's banking system and worsen a global slump fueled speculation Tuesday that major central banks will deliver a rare round of coordinated interest-rate cuts if conditions don't improve.
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Carry Trade Shakeout - Opportunity?
Virtually across the board, currency carry trades have unwound drastically, shaking out even the most determined yield-seekers at an almost unprecedented pace. The big question now is how much longer the freefall will last.
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Payrolls sink 159,000, worst job loss in 5 years
The U.S. economy lost 159,000 jobs in September, the worst since March 2003, the Labor Department reported Friday.
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Can Bernanke Give the Greenback Gusto?
I can see Bernanke speaking now, "Hey, hey! How about that economy huh? And that bailout too? The other day, I called Paulson and said, "Hey Paulson, I see you in the news every day now. What are you trying to be like Paris Hilton, or something?"
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Swiss Franc Mixed Against Majors
The Swiss franc posted mixed results versus its major counterparts on Monday in New York, hitting a weekly high against the sterling, a multi-month high versus the euro and a multi-month low against the greenback.
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USD at Crossroads on many pairs
USD is on breakout on many pairs. What is interesting is it is at such thresholds even though it is highly overbought and fundamentally it is difficult to understand why this move has been so dramatic considering the state of the US economy and t
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Response of Global Markets Indicates Crisis of Confidence
The US’ $700B bailout plan will not do the trick - at least that’s how the currency market feels Monday morning. Deleveraging, or the liquidation of risk, is happening on a global scale as investors question if guaranteeing funds and bailing out
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Fed, Treasury move again to help financial markets
The Bush Administration and the Federal Reserve said Monday they are moving "with substantial force on a number of fronts" to shore up confidence in, and protect, the financial system.
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New Zealand to Record Higher Budget Deficit
With the economic slowdown and resultant slower tax growth, the New Zealand economy is expected to witness higher budget deficit as well as cash deficit over the coming years.
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Global Markets Hammered As Recession Fears Mount
Global stock markets plummeted Monday as concerns about the widening fallout from the credit crisis fueled fears about a world-wide recession.
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Euro Falls to 14-Month Low as Credit Crisis Spreads
The euro had its biggest one-day drop against the yen since its debut in 1999 as the deepening credit crisis prompted European governments to pledge bailouts for troubled banks while stopping short of coordinated action.
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Sterling trims gains made on HBOS merger deal
Sterling trimmed gains in late European trade as the dollar benefited from a rebound in U.S. stocks triggered by coordinated central bank action to help beleaguered money markets.


