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Federal Reserve and IMF are Getting Good with Handouts
Does the 'establishment of temporary reciprocal currency arrangements' mean anything to you? Yeah, it kind of went by me in a blur the first time I read it. Basically, this has become one of the side shows for the Federal Reserve.
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French Business Confidence, UK Retail Sales Fall; Riksbank C
Thursday remained busy in Europe with several key statistical data being released from many countries. While a decline was witnessed in French business confidence for October, consumer spending showed resilience in September. 5
Economy on edge of recession: BoC
The Bank of Canada says the Canadian economy is on the razor's edge of recession, and a full recovery is dubious and distant. 13
Reality in the Economy
The vast majority of Canadians are woefully unprepared for the world that is emerging around them. This is not simply because the savings rate in the country has fallen, year by year, nor is it because their financial assets have been shredded an 5
Euro slumps to multi-year lows
The euro fell on Thursday to multi-year lows amid another turbulent day for stock markets, as fears grew that the worldwide economic slowdown would hit Europe hard, dealers said. 5
BoE October Minutes Show MPC Voted Unanimously To Cut Bank R
Policymakers stood united in deciding on a rate cut as the UK economy apparently entered recession. The minutes of the Bank of England’s rate setting session released on Wednesday revealed that the members voted unanimously to reduce the bank rat 7
Euro and Sterling Hardest Hit in Dollar and Yen Rally
Dollar continues to maintain strong momentum today on a couple of factors with dollar index soaring to as high as 85.91. Firstly, there are increased speculations that other major central banks in the world will cut rates faster than Fed. 7
Euro Hits Rock Bottom: Technicals Say Enough is Enough
I have been quite surprised lately with the continued weakness of the Euro. Strictly based on fundamentals, the collective countries of Europe appear to be in even worse shape than the United States. With growth slowing at disturbing rates and 
