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Canadian dollar stabilizes from four-month low
The Canadian dollar steadied on Thursday after touching its weakest level in more than four months in the previous session, though investors continued to worry about a worsening debt crisis in Europe.
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Euro Drops to Fresh 2012 Lows; Fear and Panic Dominate Trade
The Euro is also oversold and yet, given the fundamental outlook above, things could still get much uglier. Normally, we might recommend looking to fade the risk off trade, but given just how scary markets are right now, the best place is probably on ...
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Spain Borrowing Costs Jump Amid Recession, Banking Crisis
Concerns over a deepening recession and weakness in the banking sector coupled with fears about Greece exiting the euro area triggered a sharp increase in Spain's borrowing costs at a short-term debt auction held on Thursday, which also saw ...
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A Sinking Euro Sets Up Franc Strength And Bargain German Stocks
The euro slid almost the entire week against the US dollar, ending the week at fresh four month lows. Two months ago, I wrote "Nassim Taleb Likes Euros And So Should You." I believe Taleb's fundamental premise is that the EU has (or is) addressing its ...
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Metlifecare Buys Out 2 Retirement Village Owners for $92 Million
New Zealand-based retirement village operator Metlifecare (NZX:MET) has agreed to buy rivals Vision Senior Living and Private Life Care Holdings and their combined eight villages for about $116 million ($92 million USD). The merger will strengthen ...
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Lafarge sees higher pricing in 2012
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RBA Surprises Markets and Cuts Interest Rates to 3.75 Percent; AUD/USD Targets ...
Markets were expecting no change in policy at this month's meeting but the large rate reduction was based on the lower levels in consumer inflation and the total effect was a drop in the Australian Dollar and in regional bond yields.
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EUR/GBP Daily Outlook May 1, 2012
The EUR/GBP pair has been a nice one way trade lately. This is the kind of trade I prefer, as the trending nature of Forex is what makes this the best market to trade on the planet. The ability to simply pick a position and add to it as you go along ...
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USD/CHF trading 0.23% lower at 0.9070
High-Risk Warning Forex, Futures, and Options trading has large potential rewards, but also large potential risks. The high degree of leverage can work against you as well as for you. You must be aware of the risks of investing in forex, futures, ...
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USD/JPY extends decline below 81.00
The Dollar continued to lose ground against the Yen on Tuesday, having fallen below 81.00 during the American session, as the BoJ refrained from further easing, supporting the Yen, while declining US yields are also weighing on ...
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If Not Now, Then Later for Emerging Markets
But this same group remains confident that outstanding economic fundamentals, including GDP [cnbc explains] rates two- to three- times higher than developed markets, low debt levels, positive trade balances, and growing domestic consumption leave ...
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AUD/USD resumes decline, eyes 1.0250 support
Despite a short-lived bounce attempt, the Australian dollar remains under pressure amid mounting risk aversion and weighed by the decline in copper and gold, having fallen to fresh daily lows in recent dealings.


