INFLATION

FX Summary - Mar 25

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A fresh bout of weak US economic data undermined the recent recovery in the dollar, pushing the currency beneath the 2-level against the sterling and falling past the 1.56-mark versus the euro. The reports revealed further deterioration
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Gold once again on track

By Jon NadlerNew York spot gold was up most of the morning and was showing a $10.00 gain at last check, quoted at $920.00 per ounce, as participants treaded lightly and awaited mid week economic statistics
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Are you scared of Gold's bull run?

By Jim Sinclair The reason for recent drop in gold, among other reasons given by media, was the Federal Reserve s mentioning of inflationary warnings.
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How far away is US recession

By Adrian AshBarely a generation after the worst recession in US history, backing labor over capital like this and thereby nabbing labor's far weightier vote meant JFK got to kick Richard Nixon around at the ballot box
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Will gold prices decline further?

Commodity Online MUMBAI: After a rally in gold that led to the international prices zooming to $1030 an ounce, will gold price reverse direction based on Wednesday's price level of $940 ?
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Will gold prices continue to decline?

Commodity Online MUMBAI: After a rally in gold that led to the international prices zooming to $1030 an ounce, will gold price reverse direction based on Wednesday's price level of $940 ?
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Gold silver gain in Asian trade

Commodity Online TOKYO: Gold s plunge in the US did not affect its futures in Asia as it gained along with silver on Wednesday.
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FOMC Statement: Full Text

The Federal Open Market Committee decided today to lower its target for the federal funds rate 75 basis points to 2-1/4 percent.
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Text of FOMC statement - March 18

The Federal Open Market Committee released the following statement on Tuesday., announcing a three-quarters of a percentage point rate cut at its closed-door meeting.
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Fed Makes Aggressive Rate Cut to 2.25 Pct

Adding to several aggressive steps to boost the economy this week, the Federal Reserve lowered its target benchmark interest rate by 0.75 percentage points to 2.25 percent. The Fed voted 8 to 2 in favor of the move citing weakening economic activity, softer labor markets, financial markets under considerable stress and a deepening housing crisis in the coming quarters.
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Two concepts of 'inflation'

By David GallandWhile almost everyone sees price inflation when it happens, few people notice the monetary inflation that is causing it.
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Halifax says House Prices Slowing

Halifax has said that house price growth is continuing to slow, with prices in the UK falling by 0.3 per cent in February, according to its latest monthly survey.
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Dollar Slips to Fresh Low Against Euro

The dollar fell to a fresh low versus the euro on Thursday after the European Central Bank and Bank of England decided to key their benchmark interest steady.
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Gold futures rebound on OPEC decision

Gold futures rose sharply Wednesday, gaining from its steep decline in the previous session, as the dollar traded near an all-time low against its major counterparts and crude oil prices continued to fuel inflation jitters.
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Treasuries Rise on Negative Economic Signals

Treasuries rose on Friday, sending two-year yields to the lowest level in nearly four years, on new economic data which led investors to raise their expectations for a recession.
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Gold Breaks Record on Weak Dollar

Gold futures surged on Thursday, nearing a record high of $970 an ounce causing the dollar to continue its fall against the euro and boosted the precious metal's appeal as an inflation hedge.
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Oil rises above $100 on weak dollar

Oil rose towards $101 a barrel on Thursday, trading within sight of its record high, as the U.S. dollar sank to a new low and after a supply cut in Nigeria, Africa's top exporter.
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Dollar pinned near record low on U.S. rate view

The dollar held near a record low versus the euro on Thursday after weak U.S. data fuelled recession fears and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled a readiness to cut interest rates again.
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Treasuries slightly lower on Fannie, Freddie, Bernanke

Treasury notes turned slightly lower lower on Wednesday after regulators removed some lending restrictions from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke indicated a willingness to continue lowering interest rates.
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Dollar Falls Below $1.51 for First Time

The dollar crossed under the $1.51 per euro mark for the first time on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled that the Fed could continue to lower interest rates.

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