December 05, 2007

Stocks Holding Onto Strong Gains In The Mid-Afternoon - U.S

Stocks Holding Onto Strong Gains In The Mid-Afternoon - U.S
RTT News - Forex News Ø Forex Top Story Ø US Economic News Ø European Econ. News Stocks Holding Onto Strong Gains In The Mid-Afternoon - U.S. Commentary [] 12/5/2007 2:28:48 PM Benefiting from broad based

We must bid for Rio Tinto
Economic Times - The government has been thinking of putting part of India’s $270 billion of forex reserves into a sovereign wealth fund. Why not earmark say $50 billion at a commercial interest rate to an Indian steel consortium to take over Rio? This will

UPDATE 1-Gulf rulers may shift forex policy, UAE news agency
Forbes - DUBAI/DOHA Dec 2 (Reuters) - Gulf Arab rulers are expected to change currency policy at a summit this week without disrupting exchange rates between oil producers preparing for monetary union, the United Arab Emirates state news agency said. Rulers

Forex - Dollar regains ground on profit-taking in yen ahead of US
CNBC - HONG KONG (Thomson Financial) - The US dollar continued to recover against the yen in afternoon Asian trade Wednesday as investors, unsettled by the Bank of Canada's unexpected rate cut, cashed in recent gains in the Japanese currency. "The yen was

Market Sensitive Global News
RTT News - Forex News Ø Forex Top Story Ø US Economic News Ø European Econ. News Eight States Sue R.J. Reynolds Over Rolling Stone Ad [RAI] 12/5/2007 9:16:31 AM Eight states are suing R.J. Reynolds

Forex - Pound Falls Against Other Currencies After Drop In U.K
RTT News - 12/5/2007 10:28:40 AM Amidst news of a decline in the United Kingdom's service sector and slumping British house prices, the pound sunk against the other major currencies in Wednesday morning trading. Activity growth in the U.K.'s service sector

Forex market speculate on aggressive Federal Reserve rate cut
MENAFN - (MENAFN - Advanced Currecy Markets [ACM]) The Dollar fell against the Yen and the Euro on Tuesday on speculation the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates aggressively next week to calm market concerns over the credit turmoil and tightening

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