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Oil creeps above US$145
Oil rose slightly above US$145 today. The market had concerns about supply from Brazil, which is in the midst of an energy workers strike. Meanwhile, there are ongoing worries that high fuel costs are dragging down consumer......
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Investors playing it cautious: survey
Over 70 per cent of New Zealand investors are forecasting that inflation will continue to worsen over the next three months, according to a survey by investment company ING. Their latest Investor Dashboard Survey highlighted that......
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Brian Fallow: CPI stats make tough reading for Reserve Bank
If you spend your money on beer, pantyhose, shampoo, package holidays and consumer electronics inflation is not much of problem. If you spend it on petrol, food and electricity, on the other hand, it is, and it got worse in the......
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Inflation jumps reducing chance of early rate cut
Soaring food and petrol prices pushed annual inflation up to 4 per cent in the June year after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) leapt a higher than expected 1.6 per cent in the June quarter, Statistics New Zealand said today. The......
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Currency: Dollar rises despite RB expectations
The New Zealand dollar strengthened today mainly in response to a weak US unit, and despite rising expectation the Reserve Bank will ease rates, possibly as early as next week. Traders were unsure which way to take the kiwi after......
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Aussie Dollar hits fresh 25-yr high
The Australian dollar has opened stronger after a sharp rise in the price of gold helped the currency post a fresh 25-year high during the overnight session.
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RBA: Signs rates 'will stay put for long period'
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) continues to be wary of high inflation, but its acknowledgment that the economy is slowing has dampened expectations of further interest rate rises, economists say.
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Dollar Falls on Concern Credit-Market Losses Will Damp Growt
The dollar fell against the yen and euro on speculation Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will tell lawmakers credit-market losses will weigh on U.S. economic growth.
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MOT #50 - Winning and Losing are Both Part of the Power of Probabilities
Don't forget to check out the new Mind of a Trader blog!http://www.tradingpostfinancial.com/mot-------If you could go back in time to the very first day you began trading, would you do anything different?What if you h...
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Yen May Rise as BOJ More Likely to Act Than Fed, Gyohten Say
The yen may rise as high as 100 perdollar this year as the Bank of Japan is more likely to raise interest rates than the Federal Reserve, said Toyoo Gyohten, former currency-policy chief at Japan's Ministry of Finance.
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Swiss Franc Advances Versus Buck And Euro
The Swiss franc climbed against the euro and greenback on Monday in New York, but declined versus the sterling.
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Gross Likes Dollar More Than Euro for 1st Time on EU
For three years euro bulls used theprospect of higher interest rates in Europe to justify the currency's 32 percent rally against the dollar. No more.


