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LORD Adair Turner, head of the Pensions Commission that recommended pension reforms being introduced in the coming years, re-entered the debate last week saying he wishes
USD/JPY's rebound was short lived and was limited at 96.96 weakened again. The pair is still bounded in range above 94.87 and the development so far dampened the immediate bullish view that fall from 98.87 has completed at 94.87 already.
Despite edging higher to 1.6742 early last week, GBP/USD failed to sustain above 1.6661 resistance and reversed back into prior range. The development argues that the rise to 1.6742 was a terminal impulse and after triangle consolidation and thus GBP/USD
AUD/USD's rebound was limited at 0.8154, well below 0.8236/8262 resistance zone and weakened again. With 4 hours MACD turned negative again, bias is mildly on the downside for further fall to 0.7788 support or below. Nevertheless, focus remains on mentioned
EUR/USD's rebound was limited at 1.4196 last week and weakened sharply since then. Note that momentum of the rebound from 1.3747 was so far quite unconvincing. The structure of such rise also looks corrective. Hence, while 1.3747 support still holds,
USD/CHF pull backed to 1.0712 last week but rebounded strongly since there. The break of 1.0889 minor resistance argues that such pull back is completed already. Hence, initial bias is mildly on the upside this week for 1.1021 resistance first.
While refinance is one of the best solutions to financial problems brought about by a mortgage and a depressed income, it is possible to rush through a refinance application. If this happens, he could be a victim to some costly
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Serving up a sharp reminder to the Congress that the Manmohan Singh government is not a single party regime but a multi-party coalition, partners of the UPA on Thursday chose to distance themselves from the Congress-led government's decision to hike
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