In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 11.15.07

November 15, 2007

Here is the “In the Financial Papers Radio Broadcast” (Length: 12:21 minutes). The player should load automatically. Please let me know if you like it. Contact Kathy

In the Financial Papers:

Podcast Covers:
- All Signals Point to Further US Economic Slowdown
- Soybean Prices Hit 19 Year High - More Signs of Inflation
- Economists Expect Worst US Holiday Spending Season in 5 Years
- US Treasury Yields Pricing in Rate Cut

- Subprime Losses Expected to Continue
- U.A.E. May Drop Dollar Peg According to Central Bank Governor
- Weak UK Retail Sales Bolster Expectations for Rate Cut in 2008
- Bernanke seeks to Increase Transparency
- OPEC Refuses to Increase Production Despite US Calls
- Europe Will Use Tariffs to Force China to Appreciate Currency
- Foreign Exchange Trading Increases in Japan
- When Should the Bank of England Cut Interest Rates?

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