36 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
A mining boom cut-off is coming
Let me detail why it is happening, reveal some of the projects in the front line of curtailment plus those likely to proceed and finally make a first attempt of projecting what it means to the Australian economy. Current mining investment is running in ...
3 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
Flash: NZD/USD fall below 0.7607 gives way to 0.7469 - Commerzbank
NZD/USD, after making fresh trend lows at 0.7620 in the latest Europen trade, has managed to stage a minor recovery, although 0.7670/80 resistance remains a tough hurdle to overcome so far. According to Axel Rudolph, FX Strategist at CommerzBank: "The ...
23 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
US wheat futures extend rally on dry weather threat
The US Department of Agriculture said exporters sold 900000 tonnes of US corn to China, including 180000 tonnes of old-crop supplies, even as China said it expected a record-large domestic corn crop in 2012. * The China National Grain and Oils ...
38 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
Bombardier Transportation Celebrates 20 Years of Success in Mexico
Bombardier Transportation, a global leader in rail technology, celebrates an important milestone with 20 years of sustained and successful presence in the Mexican rail manufacturing industry.
3 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
EUR/USD weekly outlook: May 14 - 18
By Forexpros | Forex News | May 13, 2012 02:35PM GMT | Add a Comment Forexpros - The euro fell to a three-and-a-half month low against the US dollar on Friday, as ongoing concerns over political turmoil in Greece and a potential Greek exit from the ...
2 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
NZD/USD weekly outlook: May 14 - 18
NZD/USD hit 0.7809 on Friday, the pair's lowest since January 9; the pair subsequently consolidated at 0.7824 by close of trade, down 1.27% over the week. The pair is likely to find support at 0.7775, the low of January 9 and resistance at 0.7878, ...
42 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
C$ falters on Greece politics, CMHC
The Canadian dollar dropped to a low of C$1.0023 against the greenback, or 99.77 US cents, its lowest since April 16. By 2:00 pm (1800 GMT), it was at C$0.9983 versus the US dollar, or $1.0017, down from Monday's finish at C$0.9930 versus the US dollar ...
29 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
GBP/USD Stabilizes After The Strong Descent
On Friday Pound/Dollar decreased insignificantly with 60 pips. The Cable depreciated from 1.6204 to 1.6140 on Friday, in converse with the positive Interbank sentiment at nearly +4%, closing the week at 1.6144. Today the British Pound lost further ...
26 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
PRIOR WEEK MARKET MOVERS: THEIR KEY LESSONS FOR THIS WEEK
Meanwhile China and UK both posted lower manufacturing PMIs, confirming earlier signs of slowdowns in both countries.. Europe was mostly closed for May day. That left the US as the only fully liquid market. Given the importance of the Friday monthly ...
24 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
Currencies Rally On Stock Earnings
The report pushed the Canadian dollar/loonie (CAD) down just briefly, the pull from the other currencies to gain versus the US dollar was able to overcome the report and send the loonie higher. Gold is pretty much flat this morning, after gaining a bit ...
36 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
Soy hits highest since 2008; wheat, corn gain
FUNDAMENTALS * Hamburg-based oilseeds analyst Oil World said on Tuesday it has again cut its forecast for key producer Argentina's 2012 soybean crop because of drought damage. Oil World now sees Argentina's 2012 soybean crop at 42.5 million tonnes, ...
36 votes
Vote story as "Fresh"
0 votes
Vote story as "Stale"
Oil Prices Slide on Mounting Demand Fears
... 2012 World oil prices plunged today, in line with tumbling European stock markets, as downbeat Chinese data and ongoing eurozone uncertainty cast doubt on the strength of global energy demand. Brent North Sea crude for June slid USD 1.15 to USD ...


