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Obama to announce $50 billion infrastructure job plan
President Barack Obama will announce on Monday a six-year plan to revamp the United States’ road, railways and runways with a $50 billion up-front investment to jump-start job creation, the White House said.
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Australian Market Ends In Positive Territory
The Australian market ended the trading session Monday, the first day of the trading week, in positive territory lifted by optimism about global economic recovery following fewer than expected job losses in the US for August.
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Gold Could Double over Five Years
Gold has the potential to double within the next five years, and if governments stumble with their policies, it can go even higher, said Frank Holmes, CEO of US Global Investors.
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DAILY FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS: TEST OF RANGES TODAY
The week will start on a quiet note because of the Labor Day holiday in the States. Before going into the weekend mixed data surrounded investors once again and gave both bulls and bears more reasons to foster a debate.
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Pound Falls, Gilts Rise as Quantitative Easing Seen
The pound dropped against the dollar and gilts rose for the first day in four amid speculation signs of a slowing economy will prompt policy makers to consider increasing asset purchases at a central bank meeting this week.
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Dollar struggles, hovers near 15-year low vs yen
The dollar dipped on Monday and looked set to test a 15-year low against the yen after sheddinggains made after U.S. jobs data, while better risk appetite keptthe euro near a three-week high versus the U.S. currency.
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Dollar closes higher
THE Australian dollar closed higher today after a rally on the local share market augmented gains made late last week.
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Eurozone and the EU27 in a virtuous path of growth
Eurozone did not let down those who believed in its ability to overcome the current real economy difficulties. It managed to grow at an increase rate during the second quarter of this year.
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What the BoE has to weigh up next week
The Bank of England is expected to hold interest rates at a record low next week -- and probably well into next year -- to keep economic recovery on track in the face of a painful fiscal squeeze and weakening global backdrop.
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Eurozone service sector recovery led by France and Germany
Eurozone Service Sector: At 55.9 in August, up slightly from 55.8 in July, the Final Markit Eurozone Services Business Activity Index rose to a three-month high and was above the earlier flash estimate of 55.6. Business activity has now increased
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Swiss Consumer Prices Remain Flat In August
Switzerland's consumer prices remained unchanged in August from the previous month, data from the Federal Statistical Office showed on Friday.
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7 Scenarios for Non-Farm Payrolls and Market Reaction
Non-Farm Payrolls for August are expected to show another big drop, but with a gain in the private sector, showing that growth still continues. Here’s a preview for this release, the “king of forex trading” with 7 possible outcomes and expected m


