In the Financial Papers: Today’s Top Forex News 07.01.08

July 1, 2008

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In the Financial Papers:

Podcast Covers:
RBA Statement a Tad Dovish as Bank Focuses on Growth Risks
Tankan confidence falls less than expected
German June Unemployment Falls to Lowest in 16 Years
Crude Oil Rises Above $142 on Concern Israeli Attack Would Cut Iran Supply
Global IPOs Decline to Five-Year Low as Economy Slows, Loan Losses Climb
U.K. House Prices Drop Most Since 1992; Manufacturing Unexpectedly Shrinks
Debt Laden Casinos Squeezed by Slowdown
China Hopes for Stability in US dollar and Credit ahead of g8 meeting.
Fukuda’s Low Key Style Furstrates Japanese A11
ECB Expected to raise rates as prices climb
Global Shares are Damped by Economic Storms
Central Bankers Warn of Tipping Point
Dollar Shows Surprising Stability
Banks are freezing lines of credit
US Autos face worst sales in a decade
BIS Calls for World Interest Rate Rise

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