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Japanese Yen Reversal To Take Shape On Intervention Threats, BoJ
Although the BoJ preserved its current policy in May, Governor Masaaki Shirakawa held a highly dovish tone while speaking to parliament and vowed to tackle the risks surrounding the region as it aims to achieve the 1% target for inflation.
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Banks' Dollar Funding Costs Hold at Two-Week Low in Europe
The three-month cross-currency basis swap, the rate banks pay to convert euro interest payments into dollars, was 45 basis points below the euro interbank offered rate at 8:25 am in London, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Euro shaky on Greece exit fear, near 22-month low
Against a basket of major currencies, the dollar stood at 82.086 . That was close to a peak of 82.221 hit on Wednesday, the dollar's highest level since September 2010. The dollar held steady against the yen at 79.50 yen. Data showing that China's ...
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Seoul shares seen recovering on China easing
Seoul shares are seen opening higher on Monday, recovering from a 3-1/2 month low after signs of economic weakness prompted China, South Korea's largest trading partner, to free up more funds for banks to lend out.
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Panasonic follows Sony; loss balloons ten-fold after year of record red ink
The Osaka-based maker of Viera TVs and Lumix digital cameras reported today a record loss of 772.2 billion yen (USD 9.6 billion), a reversal from the 74 billion yen profit a year ago and among the biggest in Japan's manufacturing history.
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HSBC Jan-Mar qtr profit up 26% to $6.78 bn
Excluding charge and the impacts of acquisitions and sales, underlying profit before tax (PBT) increased to USD 6.78 billion from USD 5.41 billion a year earlier, the banking major said. The UK-based lender posted a total operating income of USD 20.44 ...
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Buffett Is Wrong, Gold Prices Will Soar as European Austerity Dies
Is Europe experiencing deflationary forces? Most definitely. Your task is to choose which is more powerful. Japan's deflationary cycle has been going on for almost 30 years, in the same amount of time, gold has been up and down.
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Iran to invest USD30 bn in developing joint oil, gas fields
Managing director of the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) says Iran is planning to sign USD 25-30 billion worth of contracts for developing joint oil and gas fields. Ahmad Qalebani said Sunday that signing contracts for the development of joint oil ...
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How $120 Oil Can Boost Your Small-Cap Returns
It means that as the oil price stays high it's just under USD$120 per barrel oil fields that were uneconomical to drill have become, well economical. It also means that hard to access terrain and even politically unstable countries are looking ...
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Chart AUD/NZD Update: Further extend the 6-wk decline
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, Yen Outperform as NFPs Prompt Risk Sell-Off
The Japanese yen is the highest performing currency against a stronger greenback in early US trade with the USD/JPY off by 0.42% on the session. Equity markets were off sharply at the open after a disappointing non-farm payroll report on Friday came in ...
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The Greenback in a show-off mode, eyes on Draghi
Although the US economy has shown improvements during the recent months, the recovery has no real evidence of sustainability, while the euro area continues to struggle fighting its debt woes under the threat of economic recession.


