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Dollar Falls to One-Week Low Vs. Euro as Jobless Rate Rises
The dollar fell to a one-week low against the euro after a government report showed the U.S. unemployment rate increased the most in more than two decades, adding to evidence the economy may not be rebounding.
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Oil soars on $150 per barrel July 4 prediction
Oil is trading above $134 per barrel on an analyst prediction that prices could hit $150 by July 4.
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Jobless rates jumps to 5.5 percent — biggest rise since `86
The nation's unemployment rate jumped to 5.5 percent in May — the biggest monthly rise since 1986 — as nervous employers cut 49,000 jobs.
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Dollar's Fall Could Be Limited as Fed Signals Rate Pause
The Fed has given us a bleak prognosis of the US economy as can be seen from the minutes of the FOMC meeting on April 29/30. Here are some downbeat forecasts: the Fed cut its forecast for economic growth to 0.3% - 1.2% in 2008, a far cry from its
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Australian Dollar: Parity Within Reach
Who could have imagined that the value of one Australian dollar could be equal to one US Dollar?
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The Case for $1300/Oz Gold
Why gold will reach $1300.
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RBA boss doubts Budget's effect on interest rates
Speaking two days after Wayne Swan said his first Budget would provide a "mild tightening" to the economy, Mr Stevens said the important feature of budget policy was that Budgets be balanced over the course of the business cycle.
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UK may follow US into recession
The Bank of England has warned that Britain may be following the US into recession, despite a growing belief on global financial markets that the worst of the credit crunch has passed
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Bollard's rate dilemma after shopping slows
Weaker than expected retail sales numbers will have done nothing to make Reserve Bank governor Alan Bollard's dilemma - about when to start easing rates - any easier.
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The dollar's short-lived comeback
The greenback has rebounded nicely from lows hit in April. But some currency experts don't expect it to last.
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The Comeback of King Dollar?
Over the last eight trading days, from April 22 to May 2, the U.S. Dollar increased by 2.57% (from 69.7218 to 71.5147), as measured by the Federal Reserve's Trade Weighted Dollar Index for Major Currencies.
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Money: Inflation, Deflation and Gold
Money serves as a medium of exchange and store of value. Price provides an important clearing mechanism in a society. Here we are going to explore the interesting dynamics between money and price.


