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Australia boasts trade surplus as exports surge
Australia reported its first trade surplus in 13 months in April as booming exports of iron ore and coal helped lift earnings by over A$2 billion, a dramatic turnaround that is set to fuel economic growth this year.
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Is USDCAD Revving Up for Another Move Down?
Oh my! Is that a juicy bearish pennant I see forming on the one-hour? Why yes it is!
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Daily Economic Roundup - June 3, 2010
Ho hum, 'twas a quiet day in the markets yesterday. Could the major pairs be warming up for strong moves later on? Read up on the economic catalysts on today's schedule!
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Swiss retail sales up in Apr; consumption still strong
Swiss retail sales rose by a real 1.3 percent in April versus a year earlier, a further sign that consumers, who helped support the economy through the downturn, remain willing to open their wallets.
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US weekly gasoline demand up 3.7 pct
U.S. retail gasoline demand rose 3.7 percent in the week ending May 28 due to the Memorial Day holiday, the SpendingPulse report said on Tuesday.
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Australia’s Q1 growth moderates
Australia’s economic growth moderated last quarter as higher interest rates and the end of tax breaks proved a headwind, though surging export prices look set to re-energise activity as the year progresses.
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NZD Nears Two-Week High on Rates; Aussie Bonds Fall
The New Zealand dollar traded within 1 U.S. cent of its strongest since May 20 as speculation its central bank will raise interest rates from a record low next week boosted demand for the nation’s assets.
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House prices rise but falls could be on the way
North West house prices have risen by 1.2 per cent in the past six months, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.The firm's latest UK Residential Market forecast said the General Election had not deterred "a surge" of new vendors who put their houses o
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Daily Chart Art - June 2, 2010
Good day forex traders! Get ready to start your pipping adventure with a dose of my daily chart art. On today's set, I've got the GBPUSD, AUDUSD, and EURUSD pairs. Check 'em out!
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GBPJPY: Headed Towards The 134.78/136.03.
GBPJPY: As a recovery momentum continues to build up pushing the cross through its minor resistance at 133.22 today, risk of further strength now targets the 134.78 level, its May 18’10 high.
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Australia, NZ dlrs soft as risk avoided on euro woes
The Australian and New Zealand dollars stayed under pressure on Wednesday as persistent nervousness about the impact of euro zone's debt problems weighed on risky investment such as stocks and high yield currencies.
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Gold at new high on Re’s free fall
Gold priced in rupee hit a new high, driven by a fall in the local currency, which suffered its worst single-day fall in 18 months as foreign investors pulled out of Indian equities amid fears of a worsening crisis in Europe.


