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Dollar falls most in more than a month
The Canadian dollar fell the most in more than a month Friday amid growing concern about the European debt crisis and tensions between North and South Korea.
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Daily forex forecast – 16/11/2010
Motor vehicle sale figures in Australia for October decreased by -0.6% compared to the month prior.
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India’s industrial output grew 4.4 percent in September
India’s industrial production grew at a disappointing 4.4 percent in September, compared to 8.2 percent in the like month the previous fiscal, as decline in capital goods output along with a base effect pulled down the index, according to data released Friday.
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Invesco Ltd. Announces October 31, 2010 Assets Under Management
ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Invesco Ltd. (NYSE: IVZ) today reported preliminary month-end assets under management of $621.2 billion, an increase of 2.8% month over month. The month over month increase in AUM was driven primarily by positive returns from global financial markets and strengthening foreign currencies against the USD. The benefit from stronger foreign currency against the USD resulted in an increase of $3.0 billion of AUM in the month. Additionally, net long-term flows were positive d
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Daily Forex Summary on US Dollar, Euro, Sterling, Japanese Yen, Canadian Dollar, Aussie Dollar and New Zealand Dollar
The US dollar dipped to an 11-month low against a currency basket after the US Federal Reserve launched its second wave of quantitative easing yesterday which led investors to seek higher-yielding currencies. The Federal Reserve committed to buy $600 billion in government bonds by Q2 2011 in efforts to support the struggling US economy on Wednesday.
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Australian dollar lifted by stockpiling
Australian dollar hits 26-month high against greenback as data reveal central banks have been adding commodity-linked currencies to reserves
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Daily Foreign Exchange Market Summary 21/09/2010
The US dollar continued to lose steam against a basket of currencies after housing starts rose to 4- month highs, bringing risk appetite back into the market. However dollar losses were capped as market players await the outcome of the FOMC policy meeting later today for further clues on Fed quantitative easing. The Commerce Department reported housing starts rose 10.
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India rupee retreats from 3-month peak on import demand
The Indian rupee pulled off from three month highs on Monday by dollar demand from oil companies and importers but gains in local shares and broad losses in the dollar boosted sentiment.
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Consolidate Debt- Do You Want To Consolidate Debt and Sleep Easier At Night?
This article today will focus on how you can consolidate debt as well as three different vehicles which you can use to consolidate your debt.
It is very important that you work on this step as the average US household carries around a $9,000 credit card balance today. This article will help explain how you can consolidate your debt as well as ways in which you can pay it off.
There are many different options which you have available for this but this article will focus on two choices which can make sense for you depending upon your financial situation.
Knowing What You Owe
To make sure you are fully consolidating all of your debts, you want to gather up all your bills and sit down at your kitchen table. Create a spreadsheet with all of your bills listed on the paper. If you are not that good at creating spreadsheets, then a simple piece of paper that lists out everything you owe can be just as helpful. Read more
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