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Euro rises after US data
Global equities rose and the dollar steadied against the euro on Thursday amid renewed confidence in the economy after some encouraging data from the United States, the world's largest economy.
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CBA Likely To Be First Major Lender
An analyst with JP Morgan says he believes that at least one of the major Australian lenders is likely to raise its interest rates independently of any rate hike initiated by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
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Obama says aide is focused on job
President Obama declared Thursday that his chief of staff would be an "excellent mayor" of Chicago - adding, in the same breath, that he did not expect Rahm Emanuel to decide about launching a mayoral bid until after the midterm elections in seve
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Japan GDP Revised To 0.4%Q-O-Q In June Quarter
Treasury prices fell Thursday, sending interest rates higher, after encouraging news on the jobs market led investors into riskier assets.
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US trade deficit narrows in July
The Commerce Department today announced the US trade deficit narrowed in July by 14% to $42.8 billion (£27.8 billion) from $49.90 billion the previous month.
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Japan finalizes 10.9 bln-dollar stimulus package to counter
The Japanese government on Friday finalized the details of a fresh economic stimulus package worth 915 billion yen (10.91 billion U.S. dollars) as the nation struggles to cope with a surging yen and persistent deflation.
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Dollar hovers near 15-year low against yen - Sep 9
The greenback hovered above 15-year low against the Japanese yen on Thursday. The messages from Japanese officials were mixed and investors bet the Japanese government were not ready to stem the yen's rise.
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Japan announces 915-billion-yen stimulus package
The government announced Thursday that it was to spend 915 billion yen (10.85 billion dollars) on a new stimulus package as the country was struggling with the yen's rise and emerging threats to the global economic recovery.
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Manufacturing a renaissance at U.S. factories
Not since Ronald Reagan has an American president spoken so emphatically about the importance of manufacturing. "We've got to go back to making things," President Obama says, embedding that view in his oratory. Yet manufacturing's presence in the
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Japan revises growth up, but China stays on top
Japan's economy expanded more than first thought in the April-June quarter, government data showed Friday, soothing fears that a fragile recovery could grind to a halt.
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Obama concedes poor economy threatens Democrats
President Barack Obama is conceding that if the midterm election turns out to be mostly a referendum on the sluggish economy, Democrats are "not going to do well."
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Daily Economic roundup - September 10, 2010
After a hip eenie-meenie-miney moe number on the dollar, the bulls and bears decided to leave the currency virtually unchanged against its major counterparts yesterday. USDJPY capped the day only 8 pips lower than its open price at 83.83.


