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$A closes higher on rates speculation

AAP The Australian dollar closed higher on Tuesday as risk appetite improved and traders continued to speculate about further interest rate rises in Australia and funding assistance for Greece. At 1700 AEDT, the Australian dollar was trading at $US0.8686/91, up 0.25 per cent from

NZ dollar falls as euro zone debt concerns weigh

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* Kiwi NZD=D4 around $0.6850 compared to $0.6872/80 in late local trade on Monday, and a five-month low of $0.6807 struck in Friday's offshore trade. * Kiwi shuffles lower as Wall St turns negative in late trade, as concerns about the impact of the euro zone 's debt concerns on the banking
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Global Markets Down Again

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Just as markets fret and worry about the health of the global economy , and especially countries like Greece, Italy, Spain, the UK and Japan, along comes an optimistic report on the state of the world from a premier international talk shop Friday saw more volatility in markets and
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New Zealand Dollar Suffers a Potentially Fatal Blow on Risk Collapse

Fundamental Forecast for New Zealand Dollar: Bearish -    The unexpected jump in the jobless rate to a 10-year high could postpone the RBNZ’s efforts to raise rates -    How much resistance will a meaningful NZDUSD bear trend encounter? Like most other currencies in

Dow plummets on European budget fears

Growing fears over the state of European budgets have sent global share markets sliding, with the Dow posting its biggest fall in points since April. Concerns that Greece will struggle to pay its budget deficit without a bailout have now spread to Spain and Portugal. The fears

Dow plummets on European budget fears

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Concerns that Greece will struggle to pay its budget deficit without a bailout have now spread to Spain and Portugal. The fears were sparked when the Portuguese government did not sell all the treasury bonds it had on offer at an auction. The Spanish and Portuguese share markets each lost 5
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Bargain basement: how Myer"s boss pushed up profits despite canny shoppers

February 5, 2010 Brookes yesterday announced a first-half sales result that was about as good as could have been hoped, given softness in the pre-Christmas trading period, underlined by news that seasonally adjusted retail sales fell by 0.7 per cent nationwide in December, the first

Discounts in store at Myer

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THE job continues to be in front of Myer, its boss, Bernie Brookes, and Myer shareholders, including those who paid $4.10 a share in the refloat of the retailer at the end of October as opposed to yesterday's closing price of $3.25. Brookes announced yesterday a first-half sales result
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Oil, Gold Continue Taking Cues from Stock Performance

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Commodities – Energy Oil Prices Meet Resistance, Risk Trends Remain Top Catalyst Crude Oil (WTI)       $76.66       -$0.32       -0.42% Prices are stalling ahead of resistance at $77.54, with a turn lower seeing initial support at $75.42 while a push
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AUD | Australian Dollar opens lower after quiet session, profit-taking

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The Australian dollar opened lower after a quiet overnight session and profit-taking. At 7am, the Australian dollar was trading at 88.27 US cents, down 0.49 per cent from yesterday's close of 88.71 US cents. From 7am, the local unit had traded between 88.15 and 89.05 US cents. It was
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