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Gold Crashed in the US Session


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Gold Crashed in the US Session

Dollar Up as Stocks fall

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD)

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) enjoyed a solid day of gains as the stock market pulled back into the weekend after 8 days of gains. Weighing on investor sentiment was the surprise rate hike by the reserve bank of India. Risk Aversion ticked higher and Currencies such as the NZD and GBP were sold heavily. In US stocks, DJIA -37 points closing at 10741, S&P -6 points closing at 1159 and NASDAQ -16 points closing at 2374. Looking ahead,Treasury Secretary Geithner Speaks.


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Gold Crashed in the US Session


Forex currency price chart of XAU and USD

Gold Crashed in the US Session

Dollar Up as Stocks fall

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD)

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) enjoyed a solid day of gains as the stock market pulled back into the weekend after 8 days of gains. Weighing on investor sentiment was the surprise rate hike by the reserve bank of India. Risk Aversion ticked higher and Currencies such as the NZD and GBP were sold heavily. In US stocks, DJIA -37 points closing at 10741, S&P -6 points closing at 1159 and NASDAQ -16 points closing at 2374. Looking ahead,Treasury Secretary Geithner Speaks.


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Gold Crashed in the US Session


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Gold Crashed in the US Session

Dollar Up as Stocks fall

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD)

U.S. Dollar Trading (USD) enjoyed a solid day of gains as the stock market pulled back into the weekend after 8 days of gains. Weighing on investor sentiment was the surprise rate hike by the reserve bank of India. Risk Aversion ticked higher and Currencies such as the NZD and GBP were sold heavily. In US stocks, DJIA -37 points closing at 10741, S&P -6 points closing at 1159 and NASDAQ -16 points closing at 2374. Looking ahead,Treasury Secretary Geithner Speaks.


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Greek Debt and EU Indecision: The Case for Shorting the Euro

Fueled by growing concern over the Greek debt crisis, the euro is positioned for a severe clobbering at the hands of its safe haven counterparts. The US dollar, Japanese yen and Swiss franc should enjoy disproportionately favorable gains against

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Power of yen

Borrowing at low interest rates to invest in assets with a higher yield has underpinned many currency trades in the past decade, in particular with the Japanese yen - hence the term the "yen carry trade."

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Give us a Budget to boost Britain as a place to do business

March 24 will see the 14th Budget since Labour won power in 1997. March 24 will see the 14th Budget since Labour won power in 1997. That first Budget saw corporation tax cut from 33pc to 31pc, with the small companies’ tax rate reduced from 23pc

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Posted by AnnaMata on March 21st, 2010 No Comments

The Threat the US Must Muddle Through

I have pretty well laid out over the past decade that I think the US will muddle through what promises to be a period of below-trend growth and a long-term secular bear market. It will not be pleasant or fun - there will be a lot of pain - but we

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Positive Economic Indicators From the Bottom-Up Tax Cut

Consumer spending makes up about 70% of the US economy.

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Posted by eunicepeggster on March 21st, 2010 No Comments

Exciting end of the week ahead of us

The Euro retreated, breaking the support specified in yesterday’s report 1.3665, and falling to 1.3585, without reaching the suggested target 1.3550. But, even without reaching the suggested target, the harm is done, and more downside activity is

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Posted by ronnyrabbit1 on March 21st, 2010 No Comments

Bernanke: Keep Fed as watchdog of small US banks

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke made a fresh pitch Saturday to retain oversight of small banks, contending that what the Fed learns from that role helps it assess the overall health of the entire U.S. financial system.

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