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As gas prices go down, so will food, right? No
As prices for crude oil and other commodities ease, Americans have gotten a small dose of relief at the gas pump. But don't expect less pain at the grocery counter.
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NZ Economy sound despite finance company collapses
The New Zealand financial system remains fundamentally sound and is working well despite high profile meltdowns of several finance firms, says the Reserve Bank.
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Dollar Falls on U.S. Manufacturing Slump, Credit-Market Loss
The dollar fell to a one-week low against the yen on speculation a manufacturing industry contraction and credit-market losses will prompt the Federal Reserve to hold off from raising interest rates.
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Economic Report Summary: Housing Market Getting Worse
Rising prices and sluggish income growth along with soaring initial jobless claims highlighted the week's economic reports. Stocks and bonds ended with the S&P 500 Index up 2.9 percent to 1,296 (for a year-to-date total return of –10.9 percent) a
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Oil, Gold Plummet: Time to Get Cautious About Dollar Bears
"Bad news from the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline - an installation that may not normally draw much of your attention," writes Martin Vander Weyer in thye U.K.'s Telegraph, "but which is a throbbing artery of global energy supply, carrying vital oi
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Dollar's Up, Oil Is Down: But Why?
TV pundits continue to say that the dollar is up because oil is down, while others say that oil is down because the dollar is up. Each of these statements are like saying that I walked to the store and my right foot got there at about the same ti
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Long Term, Gold Is On Its Way Down
I figure this article upsets the apple cart in the gold bug community but, gold is worth looking at. After all, if it rallies or falls, someone is talking about it, various stocks and sectors respond to it and enough chatter follows. On Friday, i
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Chicken and Egg: A Currency Called the Oil/Dollar?
The old “Which came first: The chicken or the egg ?”debate has turned into “Does oil effect the U.S. Dollar or does the Dollar strength (or lack thereof) drive oil prices?
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Japan: Recession All but Certain
In my last note on Japan, I asked how much longer Japan could continue to fight off the incoming recession faced with a continuing shaky outlook on exports as well as a domestic economy steadily slowing down. Well, it seems as if the answer to th
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Currency Pair Overview: Dollar Gains as Commodities Fall
Sentiment has apparently turned heavily towards the dollar's favor, as the world seems to be turning to the greenback and away from commodities. The Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index fell to a four-month low, as projections of slower economic growth le
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Stronger dollar pushes commodities lower
Traders are braced for heavy falls in oil and commodity prices this week, heralding the end of the so-called commodities boom, after the US dollar posted its biggest one-day gain against the euro for eight years on Friday.
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Dollar Gain Signals Pain as Rally Prompts Exit From Bulls
ust because the dollar posted its biggest gain against the Euro in almost eight years doesn't mean the U.S. currency won't continue to be plagued by the nation's slowing economy, widening budget and trade deficits and negative inflation-adjusted


