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Euro gains a day after central banks agreement; Aussie dollar drops

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Cameron White

The euro gained against both the U.S. dollar and Japanese Yen on Thursday after a move by central banks on Wednesday to ease lending to banks and increase the flow of the dollar eased strains on the global market .…

Posted in Forex, Main Post | Tagged Aussie Dollar, bank of england, banks, borrow, Central Bank, China, concerns, crisis, cut, dollar, dollar swap ines, economy, euro, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, flow of money, global, lenders, lending, markets, overnight, rates, reserve bank, slowdown, Yen | Comments Off

Markets rally, oil prices top $100 a barrel

Posted on November 30, 2011 by pmarek

A decision to make it easier for banks to lend money to keep the economy growing by the Federal Reserve along with the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and central banks from Canada, Japan and Switzerland led to …

Posted in Commodities, Economy, Main Post | Tagged bank of england, banks, barrel, Canada, cash, Central Bank, China, confidence, demand, Dow, economic, economy, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, futures, growth, investors, japan, lending, markets, money, NASDAQ, oil uture, rally, S&P, stimulate, Switzerland, WTI futures | Comments Off

What’s up ING Group, Cemex and Salesforce.com?

Posted on November 28, 2011 by Josie Middleton

In this report: ING Group (NYSE:ING), Cemex (NYSE:CX) and Salesforce.com (NYSE:CRM).

ING Group (NYSE:ING) shot up by more than 12 percent today after it was reported that the European Central Bank is considering providing banks with longer term loans. The …

Posted in Main Post, Reports | Tagged analyst, banks, Buy, capital, Cemex, CRM, CX, ECB, economic, European Central Bank, financial times, firm, fiscal, ING, ING Group, loans, markets, Needham, New YORK tIMES, NYSE, NYSE:CRM, NYSE:CX, NYSE:ING, rating, report, risk, salesforce.com, SOLUTIONS, target price, trade, upgraded | Comments Off

Copper lower on China and Europe economic concerns

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Josie Middleton

Copper Futures have have suffered their largest drop in a week on concern that demand for the industrial metal will fall as the global economy slows downs, Chinese exports drop and Europe’s debt mess deepens.

According to economist estimates Chinese …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged analyst, banks, Chinese, concerns, Copper, debt crisis, demand, economy, Edward Meir, equities, European Central Bank, europes, exports, financial system, futures, global, growth, industrial metal, MF Global Holdings, president | Comments Off

Oil gains on better than expected labor report

Posted on October 7, 2011 by pmarek

Oil rose again today to put it over the $83 a barrel mark as a better than expected report was released on U.S. job growth which helped in easing concerns that the economy is slowing down. Oil has rallied by …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged Analysts, barrels, bond purchase, cash, earnings, economy, employees, Energy Department, European Central Bank, expected, job growth, Labor Department, Oil, payrolls, rate, report, september, stimulate, stockpiles, strike, supplies, telecommunications, unemployment, work, workers | Comments Off

Gold drops as Euro zone takes steps to contain spread of debt crisis

Posted on September 28, 2011 by Martin Timble

Gold feel by more than 2.2 percent today to mark the fifth time in six sessions that the precious metal has dropped. The latest selloff comes ahead of a meeting between a group of experts from the European Commission, European …

Posted in Commodities, Main Post | Tagged AAU, Almaden Minerals, AMEX AMEX:PZG, AMEX:AAU, AMEX:VGZ, Athens, debt, debt crisis, deficit, European Central Bank, european commission, experts, Gold, gold and silver, Greece, International Monetary Fund, investments, investors, members, Paramount Gold and Silver, parliment, precious metals, PZG, sector, spain and italy, VGZ, Vista Gold | Comments Off

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