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Gold still 'the safest haven': hits $1260/oz
Gold prices are set for yet another bull run on the back of concerns running high about European economy and investors rushing for gold under haven buying. The movement well understood when most of the investors opined that gold persist as the mo
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Swiss Franc ETF Set to Soar
The fiscal woes of the eurozone have been well chronicled in recent weeks, with each crisis of confidence sending the common currency to new lows against the U.S. dollar.
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How Gold and Silver prices cause currency systems to crash
At most Business Schools you won´t learn the real causes of currency crashes. But from historic perspective it has been a consequence of a distorted Gold – Currency relationship, causing huge outflows of Gold
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Gold slips below $1,220/oz as risk appetite firms
Gold slipped below $1,220 an ounce in Europe on Monday as improving appetite for assets seen as higher risk, such as equities and the euro, lessened interest in the metal as a safe haven investment.
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Ringgit Likely To Weaken Against Greenback Next Week
The ringgit is likely to weaken against the US dollar again next week following the recovery of the greenback as investors resume dollar buying, dealers said.
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Euro continues to strengthen against dollar due to recovery
The Euro continued to strengthen against the U.S. dollar as investors and markets found more confidence and optimism in Europe’s economic recovery, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced.
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UK manufacturing resilient as inflation fears rise
British economic indicators continued to give mixed signals Friday, as manufacturing showed signs of resilience but a separate survey detected growing concern among consumers about inflation.
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Gold rebounds after 1 pct drop, equity gains may weigh
Gold rebounded on short covering on Friday after falling around 1 percent in the previous session, while a rise in ETF holdings to another record showed bullion still attracted buying from investors.
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Aussie dollar higher by noon
THE Australian dollar was higher at noon as investors continued to move into risk assets on the release of strong domestic trade data.
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Canada is first G7 state to hike rates
THE Bank of Canada has become the first G7 central bank to hike interest rates at its monthly meeting.
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Oil edges up
Oil prices edged higher in Asian trade Monday as the dollar weakened against the euro, spurring investor demand for crude futures, analysts said.
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As euro falls, American consumers watch for deals
The Greek crisis contagion has pushed the euro into free fall for months now. Every day seems to mark a new low; many analysts predict it will drop below $1.20 in the near future, and some more-bearish currency experts are even predicting parity


