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Gold Prices Top Record, Break Through $1,260
Gold for August delivery was popping $12.70 to $1,261.40 an ounce at theComex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price has traded as high as $1,262 and as low as $1,243.10. The U.S. dollar index was slipping 0.07% to $85.62
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Cover-It-Live (6/18) – Fundamental News and Technical Analys
Join us as we discuss this week's market activity from a technical analysis perspective and take a look at key fundamental stories.
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Yen Advances on Speculation
The yen advanced against the euro and the dollar amid concern spending cuts to contain Europe’s debt crisis will damp global economic growth, boosting demand for the safety of Japan’s currency.
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Gold price hits record above $1 258 an ounce
The price of gold surged to an all-time high point above $1 258 an ounce on Friday, on the back of the weaker US currency and downbeat US economic data, traders said.
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Euro Heads Towards Best Week Since September
The euro headed towards its strongest weekly advance against the dollar since September, basking in the after-glow of a move to stress-test European bank balance sheets.
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USD steady as European crisis worries ebb
The dollar was little changed Friday against major currencies after European Union leaders moved to calm fears of a financial crisis.
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Yen Rises Versus Dollar, Euro on Japan’s Growth
The yen advanced against most of its major counterparts as Japan’s ruling party announced a plan to restore growth, end deflation and shrink the budget deficit to contain the world’s biggest public debt.
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Euro gets thumbs-up; cbanker rejects expulsion
Expelling members from the euro zone is no solution to the current crisis, a European central banker said on Friday, as policymakers lined up in a chorus of support for the single currency.
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Yen Advances for 5th Day as Japan Pledges to Cut Debt Levels
The yen gained for a fifth day against the dollar after Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan pledged to cut the world’s largest public debt, saying failure to do so may undermine the country’s sovereignty.
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Euro retreats after Greece downgrade renews concerns
The euro retreated on Monday as downgrade of Greece's debt to junk status by ratings agency Moody's renewed concerns about euro zone debt, dampening sentiment and cutting short a rally in the currency.
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Asian Market Update – 6/15/10
Asian equity markets are marginally higher as investors shrug the 4-notch sovereign downgrade of Greece by Moody’s and availability of credit concerns in Spain that helped reverse early risk appetite in the US session. Entering the final hour of
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EU Morning Report – Moody’s downgrades Greek debt to Junk!
Markets seemed to shun the fear of an EU wide debt crisis yesterday as global risk appetite picked up. It seems that no news is good news especially when the market was heavily pricing in risks of defaults. With a record number of short positions


