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A Weak Dollar Is Not Necessarily Good for Trade

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With so many countries releasing trade numbers this week, we thought it would be interesting to look at how trade balances of various countries compare. On the most fundamental level, currencies move on supply and demand and there is no greater demand for currencies than for
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Forex: Credit Default Spreads and EUR/USD

FOREX: CREDIT DEFAULT SPREADS AND EUR/USD EUR/USD: G7 LEAVES MUCH TO BE DESIRED GBP/USD: LEADS G7 PUSH FOR BANKING FEE USD/CAD: NEW BUBBLE IN HOUSING ? NZD/USD: BOLLARD FINDS THAT ECONOMY IS STILL FRAGILE AUD/USD: CUTTING BACK ON

City Telecom to Celebrate 10 Years on NASDAQ

"Without the support of global investors , City Telecom would not be here today. Over the past ten years, with support from NASDAQ investors, we have accomplished great things. Going forward, we will continue to sow the seeds of growth for the years to come," said William Yeung, CEO. As

Relationship between EUR/USD and Equities

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All eyes are on equities today with the market itching to see if Friday's aggressive rebound in U.S. equities will last. Based upon the initial sell-off in stocks at the open, investors are not necessarily convinced that smaller job losses will be enough to keep the recovery going. After such a
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U.S. Dollar: Have We Hit A Capitulation Point?

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U.S. DOLLAR: HAVE WE HIT A CAPITULATION POINT ? EUR/USD: STRONGER ECONOMIC DATA BRINGS REPRIEVE GBP/USD: WILL HOTTER INFALTION BE SUSTAINABLE ? USD/CAD: SURPRISING INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT AUD/USD: OIL PRICES
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Non-Farm Payrolls: Disappointing but not Horrible

and more importantly the manufacturing sector reported the first month of positive job growth after 25 months of consecutive job losses. Based upon the recent trend of economic data, the manufacturing sector is the leading the service sector recovery. The discrepancy between the payrolls survey

U.S. Payrolls May Have Climbed in January as Economy Recovered

Payrolls rose by 15,000 workers last month after falling by 85,000 in December, according to the median estimate of 85 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Unemployment may have held at 10 percent, near a 26-year high, for a third straight month. Companies such as Cisco Systems

U.S. Payrolls May Have Climbed in January as Economy Recovered

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By Timothy R. Homan Payrolls rose by 15,000 workers last month after falling by 85,000 in December, according to the median estimate of 85 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Unemployment may have held at 10 percent, near a 26-year high, for a third straight month. Companies such
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U.S. Payrolls May Have Climbed in January as Economy Recovered - Bloomberg.com

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Payrolls rose by 15,000 workers last month after falling by 85,000 in December, according to the median estimate of 85 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Unemployment may have held at 10 percent, near a 26-year high, for a third straight month. Companies such as Cisco Systems Inc. plan
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Forex Market Hit By Crisis Of Confidence

FOREX MARKET HIT BY CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE EUR/USD: HITS 8 MONTH LOWS GBP/USD: RISK IS TO THE UPSIDE FOR BOE USD/CAD: EMPLOYMENT NUMBERS COULD DISAPPOINT AUD/USD: CONSUMERS CUT BACK HOLIDAY SHOPPING NZD/USD: SHARP DECLINE