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A Chilean government plan is likely to continue to push the national currency up, as it will sell $40 million daily in the Foreign-Exchange market, boosting confidence for the South American currency.(...)Read the rest of Chilean Peso Hits Nine-Month High  |  |


Retail sales dropped in May for the first time in three months, a fact that was not predicted by analysts, weighing negatively on the pound outlook for this Thursday making it to lose ground against the greenback and the euro.(...)Read  |  |
The yen had another day of losses as equities markets around the world rebounded, damping demand for the Japanese currency as a refuge, and making high-yielding currencies to climb.(...)Read the rest of Yen Returns to Fall as Stocks Continue Rally  |  |
The Brazilian currency dropped to the lowest level in two weeks after weak global economic data decreased confidence among investors, attracted by safety and damping demand for commodities and emergent markets currencies.(...)Read the rest of Brazil's Real on Two-Weeks Low  |  |


The loonie had a third week of losses as a fall in U.S. stocks and crude oil decreased the attractiveness for the high-yielding profile of the Canadian currency.(...)Read the rest of Canadian Dollar Falls as Stocks Decline (250 words)Posted on  |  |
A Prelate of St. Peter Lutheran Church on 14th Street, Sinkor, Evangelist Yarkpawolo K. Molubah is calling on President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to stop the use of dual currency in Liberia.  |
DURING 2007 and 2008, inflation in Zimbabwe soared. So great was Zimbabwean inflation that it became impossible for the Central Statistical Office to measure it authoritatively.  |
In the last bond sale of June 5th, international investors gave SA a big vote of confidence by snapping up its largest dollar-denominated bond to date, despite the severe global lending crisis.  |
The annual inflation rate slowed to 9.6% in May from 10% in April, the Central Bureau of Statistics said.  |
THE South African Reserve Bank has signalled a change of mind about intervening in the currency market, with governor Tito Mboweni saying at the weekend that the central bank would "lean against the wind" when the circumstances required it.  |
Aussie did continue to gyrate inside the range of 0.7827-0.8265 in a volatile manner this week and further choppy trading is still likely for the rest of this month, however, as long as 0.7827 support holds, we are retaining the  |
The single currency traded in relatively narrow range after early choppy movements and as Kijun-Sen is still containing the downside of euro so far, suggesting another rebound to 1.4025/30 cannot be ruled out, however, euro's upside is likely to be  |
Another rise in EUR/USD cannot be ruled out with 1.3830 minor support intact. But after all, we're favoring bearish case that EUR/USD has topped out as long as 1.4171 resistance holds. Below 1.3830 minor support will flip intraday bias back  |
The single currency fell to as low as 0.8421 this week, suggesting the corrective decline from 0.9805 top, which is developed into A-B-C type of correction pattern, is still under way and may extend marginally below 0.8400, however, we are  |
Dollar continued to move higher today as we expected in our previous update, however, we were unable to re-enter long as the pullback was too shallow, price did test the Ichimoku cloud bottom but then retreated from 97.17, leaving a  |
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