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- NZ manufacturing sector slows
- EURGBP: Bear Pressure Remains On Course.
- Dollar Edges Higher Versus Euro Thursday
- EUR/CHF Breaks Down Channel
- Beware The Hidden Danger Of Early Success… Or Else!
- U.S. Dollar Extending Winning Streak versus Aussie and Kiwi
- Stella-Jones Reports Second Quarter Results
- Canadian Dollar Extends Uptrend Against Major Rivals
- Slower growth worries continue to prop up dollar
- Dollar advances on global slowdown fears
- ForexLive N.American Wrap: Busy start then zip
- Is the intraday USD/JPY nearing an exhaustion area?
- Pivot Point Calculation levels for August 13th
- USDCAD: Looks To Resume Recovery.
- NZ Retail sales results mixed
- NZD/USD Rallies Following Upbeat June New Zealand Retail Sales
- Chile Central Bank Raises Rate to 2% as GDP Growth Stokes Faster Inflation
- New Zealand June Retail Sales Up 0.9% Vs. May
- Cars boost retail sales
- S&P 500 Finishes Lower; Chart Indicates Test of 1065.25 Likely
- Dollar/Yen in Position to Post Weekly Closing Price Reversal Bottom
- Minutes of the Monetary Policy Meeting
- BOJ minutes: Some saw need to watch yen, stock impact
- More Americans Than Forecast File Claims for Jobless Benefits
- You’re Belief System & the Markets
- Bank of Japan Members Were Worried About Yen, Stocks in July, Minutes Show
- USD/JPY Daily Market Outlook by AceTrader
- German-made euro-zone growth faces tougher second half
- Hong Kong's Growth May Slow to 6.3% as Chinese Economy Cools
- N.Z. June Retail Sales Climb 0.9%
- ForexLive Asian Session Wrap – The Heat is Off For The Moment
- Kan Push to Pare World's Biggest Debt May Falter as Japan Slows
- US banks seizing homes at record levels
- European Economics Preview: Eurozone GDP Set To Show Improvement
- Singapore Retail Sales Sink 0.7% In June
- The world economy: Joy, pain and double dips
- Fitch Affirms Kuwait's Sovereign Ratings
- India's Indirect Tax Collections Up 46% During April-July 2010
- Finnish Consumer Price Inflation Rises In July
- Germany's 'Superman' Economy Expands at Fastest Pace Since Reunification
- Finnish Retail Sales Continue To Rise In June
- Yuan Is Poised for Worst Week in 20 Months as Dollar Rallies, Growth Slows
- Yen Down Vs Dollar, But May Rise Again If US Data Weak
- Euro May Fall to Eight-Year Low Versus Yen on Ichimoku: Technical Analysis
- Goldman Sachs Sees 25% to 30% Chance of U.S. to Fall Back Into a Recession
- French Expansion Picks Up in Second Quarter, Helped by Exports
- Forex Daily Outlook – August 13
- Swiss Producer, Import Prices Drop In July
- Finland Manufacturing New Orders Growth Slows, Turnover Increase
- Swiss Producer, Import Prices Drop In July
- Japan to Intervene at 80-85 Yen Range, 35% of Margin Traders Say in Survey
- Euro-zone second-quarter GDP up 1%, tops forecast
- German GDP grows 2.2% in second quarter
- Portuguese Economy Expands At Slower Pace In Q2
- 3 Reasons Why Impressing Growth Fails to Cheer EUR/USD
- Europe Economic Growth Expands at Fastest Pace Since 2006, Led by Germany
- Franc Resumes Advance on Swiss Recovery as Euro Region Faces Budget Gloom
- French Q2 GDP Growth Tops Forecast
- Germany is not the EURs nemesis
- EURUSD: Continued Downside Risk
- Loss Of Confidence Surrounding The US Fundamentals
- Latvia Q2 Exports Volume Grows
- Turkey Exports Volume Rises In June
- ForexLive European morning wrap: EUR falls despite record German GDP
- Dollar Steady Friday Morning Ahead Of Data Deluge
- Czech Economy Logs Stronger Growth In Q2
- Yen Advances on Speculation Central Bank Ignores Politicians' Call to Act
- Greek Premium to Bunds Jumps to 800 Basis Points for First Time Since June
- Poland July Consumer Price Inflation Slows
- Hungarian Economic Recovery Halts In Q2
- Euro Ignores Upbeat GDP, Yen Strengthens Despite BOJ Concerns
- Retail Sales awaited. Key levels to watch through the number
- Pivotfarm Daily News Harvest 13th August 2010
- Retail Sales a touch better (revisions included), provides a little relief
- U.S. Inflation Essentially In-Line With Forecasts
- USD Shows Muted Reaction to Slightly Weaker Than Expected Retail Sales
- Retail Sales in U.S. Increased 0.4% in July; Ex-Autos Rose 0.2%
- Consumer Prices in U.S. Climb for First Time in Four Months
- U.S. consumer prices rise 0.3% in July
- July retail sales up for first time in 3 months
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