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Jobless Claims Breach 400k
Bernanke Says Recession May be near
US Slowdown Takes Toll Across the Globe
US Factory Orders Fall for Second Month in a Row
Credit Crisis [...]

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The currency market is failing to react to Bernanke’s comments which suggest that if we have a stronger non-farm payrolls number on Friday, we could see a serious bottom in the US dollar.
The ADP employment report for the month of March was much stronger than expected. However I am skeptical of the accuracy [...]

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Paulson Calls for Oversight by Fed
Fed Researches Nordic Style Nationalization of US Banks
Could the Bank of England and ECB President Trichet Come in to Help [...]

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The Euro has staged a dramatic recovery against the US dollar this past week and now it is trading approximately 100 pips away from its record highs. If economic data was the only thing that mattered, the EUR/USD stands a very good chance of breaking 1.60. German retail sales, unemployment and Eurozone PPI [...]

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Even though sales of existing homes rose for the first time in 6 months, today’s reports on house prices and consumer confidence tell us that the US economy is still in trouble. According to S&P CaseShiller, house prices dropped over 10 percent, the largest decline on record. With the values of homes quickly slipping, [...]

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