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USD Ends Week Advancing on Uncertainties
The U.S. dollar together with the Japanese yen were the top performers in currency markets before the end of this week’s trading session as multiple events worldwide set risk aversion to higher levels, as the news released today indicated negativ
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Rising Loonie Worries Industry
The dramatic drop has a lot to do with the American economic meltdown, but the dramatic rise in the Canadian dollar isn’t helping Vancouver Island tourist operators find business elsewhere. Bourree says it forces Canadians to go south while we al
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Forex Trading Beginners: Confusing Knowledge With Success
Forex trading beginners are hungry for knowledge. They want to know how to make money in the Forex market… enough money to make an impact on their lives. But sometimes this desire for knowledge is exactly what keeps them from being successful. In
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EUR/USD Weekly Review 15 Mar – 19 Mar 10
Welcome to the EUR/USD weekly review and i hope your weekend is great so far.
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Euro Falls Most Since Jan. as Leaders Spar Over Greece Aid
The euro posted its biggest five- day drop against the dollar since January as European Union leaders sparred over financial assistance to Greece before a summit meeting next week, damping appetite for the currency.
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Copper May Rise on Speculation Dollar Will Weaken
Copper may climb next week on speculation that the dollar will weaken, boosting the appeal of metals priced in the U.S. currency as an alternative investment, a survey showed.
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US consumer prices flat in February
The US Consumer Price index was unchanged during February 2010. Over the last 12 months the index has increased by 2.1%. The nil change was the result of a decline in the energy index being offset by slight increases in the indexes for food and f
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CHF Trades Below 1.45 Per Euro, 1st Time Since October 2008
The Swiss franc strengthened to trade below 1.45 per euro for the first time since October 2008.
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Gold Futures Down To $1,102/Oz, Silver Down To $17.04/Oz
Gold for April delivery finished down $6.50, or 0.6%, at $1,101.70 an ounce at the New York Mercantile Exchange. For the week, gold fell 2.4%.
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New Zealand house prices flat
New Zealand home prices were flat in February compared with January but sales rose strongly on the month, data from Real Estate Institute of New Zealand shows.
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US data for Friday starts at 1330GMT
US data for Friday starts at 1330GMT, when retail sales are expected to fall 0.2% in February, as winter storms likely had a strong impact on consumer spending. Industry light vehicle sales slowed further in the month after falling back in Jan
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More GBP bearishness from AEP
Probably not very good for my long GBP position but then I think Ambrose often writes a lot of unsubstantiated tripe. You can make your own mind up on his latest article in the UK Telegraph.


