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Pyry divests Oil and Gas business to increase focus
PYRY PLC Company Announcement 6 June 2011 at 9.00 am Pyry PLC has sold the oil and gas competence line of its Energy business group to WS Atkins plc, UK. The total debt free sales price is EUR 17.25 million. Pyry's outlook for the full year 2011 ...
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What Comes After the US Dollar's Demise
Given rampant inflation, combined with exchange restrictions and a serious lack of transparency, the yuan is simply not ready for primetime. The Japanese yen is the third amigo at the international fiat fiesta. While it doesn't suffer the structural ...
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ISM Manufacturing Index Drops Sharply in May, Will Weaker USD or Risk-Off ...
That will make USD assets less attractive abroad when investors are searching for yield (especially among the safe-haven currencies of USD, CHF, and JPY). The USD extended its losses to the CHF and JPY after the ISM report, as it follows the very poor ...
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Japanese Yen Flat as Investors Weigh Risk Sentiment
The yen suffers from Japan's economic concerns, while shifts in consumer sentiment have helped lift yen values against a number of its rivals. Last week's data, however, provided a ray of light which caused a secondary shift towards the yen for reasons ...
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AUD/USD bullish at Asian open
Aussie has spiked to levels above 1.0720 at the start of the Asian trade. AUD/USD opened the session at 1.0684 and climbed to 1.0723, recording a fresh 13-day high. At the time of writing, the pair is quoted at 1.0710, ...
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Dollar Drops Versus Major Trade Partners on Speculation Recovery Faltering
The franc reached 1.2102 per euro yesterday, the strongest level since the shared currency's 1999 debut, amid speculation its strength won't prevent the Swiss National Bank from raising interest rates as the economy expands. It touched 84.65 centimes ...
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US Dollar Unloved by Global Bond Managers With Eyes for Emerging Markets
They expect overseas markets to lure investors over the next several years with faster economic growth, higher interest rates and healthier government finances than those in the US In the currency world, money goes to where it is treated the best, ...
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Monday Interest Rate Brief
Dealers reduced bets that the central bank would need to raise interest rates again and drove down implied yields by seven pips. Japanese bonds Japanese government bond futures expiring in June rose by 10 ticks to settle at 140.92 although some fear ...
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Focus on Greece and BoE's inflation report
EUR/GBP (from SELL to NEUTRAL): We are not sure about the outcome of today's inflation report as well as the reception it will be given in the financial markets. We would have liked to see EUR/GBP reach 87 before today, but the bottom turned out to be ...
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Greek Aid Rumors Causing Choppy Currency Markets
By BBH FX Strategy 05/10/11 - 09:15 AM EDT NEW YORK (BBH FX Strategy) -- The dollar is mostly stronger this morning, with the exception of the Scandinavian currencies and CAD. EUR/USD is consolidating above the 1.43 level following rumors of a new deal ...
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Negative focus on EUR
If the EUR crisis is 'forgotten' again, focus will be on the positive financial circumstances as well as the interest-rate spread, and we will see a slow-down of the trend and an upward counter-reaction will be seen EUR/CHF (SELL): We recommended SELL ...
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Sterling rises, PPI data confirms inflation pressures
Sterling rose against the dollar and the euro on Friday after UK producer price inflation slowed less than expected, keeping alive the Bank of England's dilemma of balancing higher inflation with patchy economic growth. ...


