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Forex - Dollar under pressure as euphoria over central bank …
Forbes, NY - 17 hours ago LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The dollar was back on the ropes but off early lows amid continued worries the liquidity crunch plaguing the global financial … Forex - Major currencies stable as market continues to digest Fed cut Forbes all 28 news articles |
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DJ Forex Focus: China Is Still Lurking In The Background
Onet.pl, Poland - 18 hours ago LONDON (Dow Jones)–As upward pressure on the Chinese yuan increases, the US dollar could well be poised for a more general decline against currencies with … |
http://www.informedtrades.com/ The second lesson on how to identify and trade triangle chart patterns in the stock market, forex market, and futures market using technical analysis.
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Added: December 12, 2007
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Italy 2007 oil bill to fall 4 pct,forex helps-UP
Guardian Unlimited, UK - 9 hours ago ROME, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Italy's oil bill would drop to 26.4 billion euros ($38.8 billion), a 4.3 percent fall from a 21-year high hit in 2006, … |