1 day ago by Andy

Cape Town Friday 06 November 2009, 21.00 Overview The Johannesburg Stock Exchange closed a little higher in the end today, after spending the afternoon in negative territory after the United States released its highest unemployment rate numbers for 26 years. It’s been a tale of ups and downs on the ...

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1 day ago by Leigh Smith

This morning’s trading has so far been relatively stagnant, with very little movements for the Pound against both US and Canadian Dollars. At 1.30pm this afternoon we have the US unemployment and non-farm payroll figures released. As you may be aware, analysts predictions are generally priced into t ...

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2 days ago by ifydcat

When it comes to the forex market, the particular sizes of the trades that are going on can actually be quite confusing. Not only is there a little bit of language that you need to learn, but you’re also going to be working with figures that you may be unfamiliar with. To start familiarizing yoursel ...

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2 days ago by Bill C

The President's trip to China next week induces a bit of nostalgia for those famous "summit" meetings of the Cold War, when the "leader of the free world" would go " toe-to-toe with the Russkies." Of course its far better, though perhaps less dramatic, that the meetings will deal with the " balance ...

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2 days ago by Claus Vistesen

It is indeed an old adage that while goods things are to be preferred over bad things it is possible to get too much of the former. Looking at recent comments from the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia it is not difficult to imagine how these, albeit old and worn, pearls of wisdom may well h ...

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2 days ago by Todd Mundt

While we’re thinking about the topic of exchange rates, here’s a piece from CBC News on the other side of the falling US Dollar: the rising Canadian Dollar. A Canadian dollar closer to parity with the US is better for Canadian consumers because it means US-made goods and services are cheaper, and va ...

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2 days ago by Todd Mundt

Listen live at 9am ET/6am PT This story hasn’t seemed to capture as much attention as it deserves, so we’re highlighting this discussion about it today on New Hampshire Public Radio’s The Exchange with Laura Knoy. Knoy’s guest will be Matthew Slaughter, Professor of International Economics at the Tu ...

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2 days ago by Simon Johnson

President Obama leaves next week for a high profile trip that includes meetings with other “Asia-Pacific” countries (in the APEC forum) and a visit to China. The President has had considerable diplomatic success on the economic front to date, including at the G20 summit in April and – to a lesser de ...

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3 days ago by Rob Bastin

GBP/NZD exchange rates have been fairly stationary during the mornings trading ahead of tomorrows Bank of England interest decision. Many anaylysts are expecting the BoE to extend their QE policy by a further £25bn which would almost certaily cause the pound to fall in value. New Zealand’s unemploym ...

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4 days ago by Rob Bastin

There has been little movement in GBP/NZD exchange rates today, as the pound has gained just 0.20% by 3:00pm UK time. The next couple days could have a significant effect on exchange rates as New Zealand announce their unemployment rate for the 3rd quarter tomorrow at 10:45pm GMT, and the Band of En ...

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