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Euro rallies vs US dollar but obstacles abound
Currency bid prices at 5:54 p.m. EST (2254 GMT). All data taken from Reuters calculated from the levels at 4:30 p.m.(2130 GMT) in the previous New York session.
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Canadian Dollar Weakened By Poor US & Canadian Employment
The Canadian dollar fell today as the employment reports from Canada and the US, the largest Canada’s trading partner, were worse than predicted, decreasing demand for the Canadian currency.
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Poor US Employment Data Spurs Oil & Precious Metals
Crude oil and precious metals, including gold, silver and palladium, gained after a report showed that US employers added fewer jobs than expected and unemployment rate in the US unexpectedly rose, decreasing appeal of the dollar and boosting dem
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USDCHF: Sets Up For Further Weakness.
USDCHF: With price failure at the 1.0065 level turning the pair sharply lower on Thursday and Friday, a sign of further declines the coming week is now seen.
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Video Recap: Weak Nov NFP Report Sinks USD
Today’s Top Story was the NFP release, and how it strongly undershot expectations causing traders to sell the USD. This comes as the situation around the Euro-zone periphery bonds looked calmer to end the week, and Trichet and the ECB may have sa
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Always Be Prepared!
No set of words ring louder, or truer, as the first step to success than these from the great John Wooden: "If you fail to prepare, you are preparing to fail."
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Weekly Economic Review - Seasonality Problems
All the economic news we read is based on data which has been "adjusted" for seasonal variations. As an example, US Census based retail sales historically fluctuate significantly month by month. December retail sales are approximately 1/3 large
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Canada’s Fiscal Deficits Rise; Potash and Oil Boost
The province of Saskatchewan has emerged as Canada’s leader in fiscal responsibility. That comes as a surprise to many investors because for years Alberta carried the torch on the heels of a secular energy boom. But Alberta’s fiscal discipline we
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Friday’s Forex Roundup For US Dollar Index, UUP And EUR/USD
The US Dollar Index (DXY) cleared the psychological 80 level on the third attempt in as many days. The key 61.8% retracement was reached before consolidation took hold. The 200-day moving average is now targeted while price-action remains support
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Sugar Advances on Supply Concern; Coffee Falls; Cocoa Rises
Raw sugar rose for a fourth day on concern that shipments may be delayed from India, the world’s second-biggest producer. Coffee declined, while cocoa gained.
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Dollar Extends Rally As Portugal Faces Debt Crisis
The dollar rose further on Friday, extending its strong recent gains against the euro amid speculation that Portugal will be unable to service its massive debt without help from the European Union.
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Loonie down sharply this morning
The Canadian dollar is trading low against the greenback this morning as global economic worries knocked a cent off the loonie.


