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The JPY advanced against all 16 major counterparts before reports this week forecast to show US existing home sales fell and Japan’s export growth slowed in July. Australia’s currency weakened after the election failed to deliver a majority government for the first time in 70 years. The EURUSD traded near a five-week low ahead of European data that may show growth in the EU’s services and manufacturing industries fell to 56.3 (prev. 56.7). The EURJPY dropped to 108.50, USDJPY fell to 85.36 and EURUSD traded at 1.2711 after it reached 1.2664 on Friday, the lowest since July 13, AUDUSD slipped 0.3% to 0.8911 and AUDJPY dropped 0.6% to 76.08. Sales of US existing homes probably dropped 12.9% to
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August 22 2010 / No comment / Read More »Previous session overview
The yen rose against the dollar in Asia Monday as Japan’s prime minister and top central banker
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August 22 2010 / No comment / Read More »The Taiwan’s economy has witnessed unexpected high growth levels during the second quarter of this year, after Taiwan’s
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August 22 2010 / No comment / Read More »BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A $1 trillion global emergency package to stabilize the euro unleashed a spectacular rally in European stocks and bonds on Monday but analysts said EU leaders had only bought
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May 9, 2010 / Read More »By Alison Leung and Fang Yan
HONG KONG/BEIJING | Mon Aug 23, 2010 4:45am EDT
HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s BYD Co Ltd (
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Aug 23, 2010 / Read More »By Alison Leung and Fang Yan
HONG KONG/BEIJING | Mon Aug 23, 2010 4:45am EDT
HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s BYD Co Ltd (
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