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Gold Up, Oil Weak
Gold rose in late trading on Friday after the Fitch cut of Spain's debt ratings forced gold investors to cover short positions before the holiday long weekend.
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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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Daily Chart Art - May 31, 2010
Is it already the end of May? My, how time flies - especially when you're having fun kickin' it with the FX-men! On Big Pippin's canvas today - the 4-hour charts on the EURUSD, AUDUSD and GBJPY!
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Euro slide stirs hope of boost in tourist numbers
THE tourism sector has had a nightmare time so far this year. The fervent hope now is that the slumping euro will boost visitor numbers and salvage the summer season.
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USD higher, weak consumption data
USD traded mixed Friday with EUR initially supported by a statement from Chinese officials reaffirming China’s commitment to EU investments. EUR gains were limited by ongoing EU debt worries with focus shifting to Italy and in reaction to weaker
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Scottish house buying gets off to a slow start
House purchase lending in Scotland mirrored the rest of the UK by falling 33% in the first three months of 2010, according to new data released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders.
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10 Novice Mistakes That See Them Wiped Out Quickly
Here as part of your forex education are 10 common reasons new traders get wiped out. Make any of these mistakes and you will lose too. so avoid these common mistakes…

