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EUR/USD update (11th July 2011, 15:30)
Amid increased concerns that the Greek debt-crisis has spread to Italy, which has the highest sovereign debt ratio relative to GDP in the eurozone after Greece, the euro fell 1.3% this afternoon as investors rushed back into safe-haven currencies, ...
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Canadian Dollar Falls as U.S. Employment Growth Is Weakest in Nine Months
Bad economic news in the States typically hits the Canadian dollar. The Canadian currency fell 0.6 percent to 96.43 cents per US dollar at 8:54 am in Toronto, compared with 95.87 yesterday. Earlier it touched 95.66 cents, the strongest level since ...
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TSX set to fall at open, hurt by weak US data
[CAD/] * US stock index futures tumbled on Friday after the US economy added far fewer jobs than expected in June, confounding expectations for more signs of strength in the labor market. [.N] * European stock markets slipped on Friday after US ...
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Gold Stock Options Play: Cheap Insurance Against a U.S. Debt Crisis
There will be an ultimate price to pay for debasing the world's reserve currencies (EUR, USD, and yen). Something inside of me tells me that this will all ultimately result in global inflation that will make the 1970s look like child's play. ...
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USD/JPY, value drifts south
USD/JPY is now pulling back from session highs near 81.00 after opening the Asian trade at 80.90, rallying into dynamic resistance at the 50-day EMA, then pulling back from those levels to dip into the 80.80 price zone. ...
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Euro rises to five-week high versus Swiss franc
... as an easing in near-term worries over a Greek default boosted the single currency and as investors continued to pare back long positions in the Swiss franc after soft Swiss retail sales data. The euro rose to $1.2346 francs according to EBS data, ...
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US: North American Summary and Highlights 1 Jul
Stronger than anticipated US Manufacturing ISM gave the sagging EUR/USD a boost along with the equity market move to ensure EUR would end the session on the firmer side of 1.4500. * USD/JPY was confined to a tiny range from 80.50 to 80.85 until the US ...
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Personal Spending Data Shows Consumers Retrench in May, but Core Prices Climbing
Therefore, the prospect of higher underlying inflation and what its means for the Fed going forward should help the USD. With limited data coming out to start the week so far we'll see if this report gives the USD a boost, which it seemed to do in the ...
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Euro Bouncing On Greek Deal Confirmation
Looking ahead, Q1 GDP Final forecast at 1.0% vs. 1.8% previously. Also released, May Durable Goods Orders forecast at 1.5% vs. -3.6%. The Euro (EUR) continued uncertainty and risk off trading sent the EUR/USD plummeting down to 1.41 levels before news ...
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China Flash PMI out today
Amandha: Hi Sean, AUD/USD is trading on a tight range. Do you think its wise to buy around 1.0500 and hope to sell around 1.0600 or do it the other way around? GoodBoyFX: Hey Sean, EUR/USD is bouncing of a KEY Trendline 1.4308-10 ish and driving rest ...
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Canadian dollar rises, anxiety over Greek default lessens; crude oil declines
By Malcolm Morrison, The Canadian Press | June 17, 2011 Canadian dollars, or loonies are shown with US dollars on April 6, 2010. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz TORONTO - The Canadian dollar advanced against the greenback Friday morning amid rising ...
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AUD/NZD Daily Fundamental Analysis for June 17, 2011
On the other hand, the better than expected CPI from the US economy eased the focus on soon third round of QE from the feds. Moreover, Asian equities have dropped to the lowest since in almost three months, on concern that debt-ridden Greece will ...


