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Dollar Drops on Concern U.S. Job Losses to Show Deepening Sl
The dollar fell against the euro and the yen before a government report that may show the U.S. lost the most jobs last month since 1949.
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Market Commentary - 6th March 2009
The ECB cut interest rates by another 0.50% to 1.50% yesterday, bringing the total reduction in official rates since last October to 2.75%. This represents an historic low for the refi rate but further easing is anticipated by the summer, with ra
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Australian Dollar Slides as Equities Decline to Six-Year Low
The Australian dollar fell as U.S. equities plunged and Australia’s stock benchmark dropped to a six-year low after China quelled speculation it will add to its stimulus plan. New Zealand’s dollar was little changed.
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Dollar Drops as Markets Fear 1 Million US Unemployed
The EUR/USD rose sharply in Asian and European trade today ahead of the critical US Non Farm Payroll report as currency markets feared that the numb
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British pound falls to new multi-day lows against franc
Friday, the British pound declined to new multi-day lows against the Swiss franc and the Japanese yen after a report showed that UK's input price inflation slowed in February, providing room for further rate cut by the Bank of England in future.
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Manufacturers shore up profits as prices slide
Manufacturers are taking advantage of tumbling inflation to shore up their damaged profit margins, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest.
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U.K. Producer-Price Gains Slow to Least in 16 Months
U.K. producer prices increased in February at the slowest annual pace in 16 months as the recession defused inflation pressures from the British economy.
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European Central Bank cuts its main interest rate
The European Central Bank on Thursday cut its main interest rate by a half percentage point to 1.5 per cent and hinted that further rate cuts were possible - as well as a boost in the money supply to help the ailing euro-zone economy.
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Canadian dollar mixed against majors
Friday, the Canadian dollar showed mixed trading against its major counterparts as the curde oil prices were steady under $44 today, after sinking 4 percent overnight on fears that the deepening financial crisis would further crimp energy demand.
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Oil under $44 after 4% slump
Oil was steady under $44 on Friday, after sinking 4.0 percent overnight on fears that the deepening financial crisis would further crimp energy demand.
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Dollar Drops on Concern U.S. Job Losses
The dollar fell against the euro and the yen before a government report that may show the U.S. lost the most jobs last month since 1949.
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Bank to start buying assets after cutting rates
The Bank of England pledged to go on a 75 billion pound bond-buying shopping spree on Thursday in an unprecedented attempt to get the recession-hit economy growing again as it also cut interest rates to new record low.


