Posts Tagged ‘Most’
Australia GDP Falls Most Since ’91, Currency Rises on Investment
Author: Germina Lake
Australia GDP Falls Most Since ’91, Currency Rises on Investment
Australia’s economy shrank in the first quarter by the most in 20 years as floods hurt exports, even as stronger business investment underscored the central bank’s forecast for a rebound in the second half of the year.
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Treasury Note Yields Drop Most in 11 Months on Europe, Cooling Inflation
Author: Germina Lake
Treasury Note Yields Drop Most in 11 Months on Europe, Cooling Inflation
Treasuries gained, pushing 2- and 10-year yields down the most in 11 months, as U.S. inflation cooled, speculation rose that Europe’s debt crisis is worsening and stocks and commodities dropped on a loss of risk appetite.
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Most Trends are Easing Up but EURUSD and GBPUSD Holding onto Gains
Author: Germina Lake
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Yen Rises To New Multi-day Highs Against Most Majors
Author: Germina Lake
Yen Rises To New Multi-day Highs Against Most Majors
(RTTNews) – During early Asian trading on Friday, the Japanese yen staged a strong rally across the board and touched new multi-day highs against most of them.
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Dollar holds most gains as fear drives trading
Author: Germina Lake
Dollar holds most gains as fear drives trading
The dollar slipped Friday but held onto most of the week’s gains as investors sought safety amid the swirling debt crisis in Europe and volatility on stock markets.
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