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| | | ... personal computer market will grow 20 per cent this year. Microsoft rose 4.3 per cent. A gain in the euro and a drop in the US dollar signaled that traders are less worried that debt problems in Europe will disrupt a global recovery. Investors remain ... |
| | | | ... around 0.7 percentage points from US real GDP growth in the first quarter. The way it's going - particularly given the US dollar appreciation - net exports would also be a drag on the second quarter economy. Where's the positive in that? Ahhh...but China ... |
| | | | ... Phelan said the firm attracted roughly $50 million into the ASX-listed gold ETF in a week and a half. This comes as the US dollar gold spot price hit a record high today, just above US$1,250 an ounce. |
| | | | ... buy US dollars and gold. Huh? Run that by me again? Is this the same Iran that back in 2007 told the world that the US dollar was a "worthless piece of paper"? The report added that other Gulf States are also cutting their euro holdings. China. Investors ... |
| | | | ... McCarthy said. "It's not that the market is expecting any raise to interest rates, but it just wants that confirmed. "The US dollar is slightly weaker and the euro was slightly stronger overnight, and that in the absence of key market leads reflects ... |
| | | | ... for the rest of your life. Although I recall reading somewhere that two-thirds of this US$2.4 trillion is allocated in US dollar-denominated assets, and the remainder mostly in euros, yen and pound sterling. This means that China's holding of euro-denominated ... |
| | | | ... China decides to dump its euro holdings now -- it would be just hurting itself. China knows this. It didn't sell the US dollar big time when it was the one dropping, did it? Think of the chain of events. China dumps euros, euro drops, financial markets ... |
| | | | ... You'll just get creamed. And what's this popping out in the news stories at present? Yes, the one about the 3-month US dollar LIBOR rate rising for the 11th consecutive day to its highest level since July last year. Another ghost dug up by the bears. ... |
| | | | ... Think Japan and how it constantly jawbones the yen exchange rate lower. So what if the euro reaches parity with the US dollar? So what if it falls below parity? This could only be helpful especially to those European economies battling high deficits ... |
| | | | ... exporters. The Nikkei moved in tandem with euro moves, analysts said, as the euro fell to a new four-year low against the US dollar. The Nikkei index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange lost 55.8 points, or 0.54 per cent, to 10,186.84, its lowest closing level ... |
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