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Swiss Franc May Turn Volatile Against Euro as SNB Announces Monetary Policy

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Key Overnight Developments • Australian Unemployment Rate Rises, Jobs Gain Misses Estimates • Japan’s GDP Report Shows Deflation Rate Doubled in Fourth Quarter Critical Levels The Euro corrected lower in overnight trade, giving up 0.1 percent to the US Dollar.
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Dollar Slips on Stable Risk Trends and Record Budget Deficit, But Still No Clear Trend

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• Euro Strength Runs Awry of a Gloomy EU Draft and Slower Growth for Strained Members • British Pound Drops as Factory Activity and Growth Estimates Slip • Australian Dollar Traders Respond to Weaker Employment Growth by Easing off Rate Expectations • New Zealand Dollar Tumbles after
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Australia dlr shrugs off flat jobs; ponders China data

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* The Australian dollar initially dipped around a quarter of a U.S. cent to $0.9120 after jobs rose only 400 in February, but soon steadied around $0.9135. * The labour report showed only 400 jobs were added in February, far fewer than forecasts for 15,000 job additions. Unemployment was
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U.S. Dollar: Keep an Eye on Chinese Data

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THE STORIES IN THE CURRENCY MARKET U.S. DOLLAR: KEEP AN EYE ON CHINESE DATA EUR/USD: IS IT STILL AN EXPORT-LED RECOVERY ? GBP/USD: MANUFACTURING SLUMP ADDS TO GROWTH TROUBLES NZD/USD PLUNGES ON CAUTIONARY COMMENTS FROM RBNZ AUD/USD: EMPLOYMENT
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EUR/CHF: Trading the Swiss National Bank Interest Rate Decision

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Trading the News: Swiss National Bank Interest Rate Decision What’s Expected Time of release:        03/11/2010 13:00 GMT, 08:00 EST Primary Pair Impact :    EURCHF Expected:         0.25% Previous:         0.25% Effects the SNB interest rate decision has
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NZ dlr touches 5-week high ahead of rate decision

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* Kiwi NZD = D4 opens local session around $0.7060 level after touching a high of $0.7098 in the offshore session, the highest since Feb. 3, as risk appetite increases demand for higher yield currencies. * The U.S. dollar slips against the euro, while the yen JPY= falls on hints
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A Drop in German Exports Casts Doubt on Recovery

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Fundamental Headlines • Irish Take Bitter Pill To Survive Red Ink – Wall Street Journal • U.S. Borrowing Costs Stay Stable – Wall Street Journal • China export growth beats estimates - Financial Times • Greece's Financial Crisis Is Over, Neighbors Have Room to Move, Prodi
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Euro Holds Narrow Range, British Pound Extends Decline as U.K. Manufacturing Falters

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Talking Points •    Japanese Yen: Losing Ground Across the Board •    Pound: Industrial Outputs, Manufacturing Weakens in January •    Euro: German Trade Surplus Narrows More-Than-Expected •    U.S. Dollar: Monthly Budget Statement, Wholesale Inventories on
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Will Pound Test Yearly Lows?

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Top Stories German Trade Data falls sharply in January, Greece may seek EU aid if spreads don't tighten UK MP/IP misses badly at -0.9%, -0.4% respectively Equities flat in Asia and Europe Oil at $81/bbl Gold at $1124/oz. Overnight Eco AUD Home Loans -7.9% vs. 2.1%
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Weak German Trade Weighs on Euro

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German Trade Balance printed much worse than expected at 8.7B versus 16.4B forecasts as exports slid by -6.30%. This was the weakest reading since the March of 2009 when the global economy was in the throes of its worst contraction in post war period. The news was especially surprising given
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