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Japan rift risks watering down climate bill

(via uk.reuters.com)

A rift within Japan's government over legislation to fight climate change has raised the risk of it watering down plans for an emissions trading system that is at the core of its drive for greener policies.

Yen dips, dollar supported ahead of payrolls

(via www.reuters.com)

The yen slipped on Friday as Asian shares climbed and China reaffirmed its easy monetary stance, leading short-term players to buy higher-yielding currencies.

Europe's allure strengthens along with the dollar

(via www.smh.com.au)

It looks like 2010 is a good year for ''ten pound Poms'' to visit the country of their birth, with the Australian dollar now at its strongest level against the pound in a quarter century.

EURO mess is far from over

(via forexblog.oanda.com)

Let’s face it there are too many distorting signals in the market right now. We have Juncker stating that ‘Greece will not be left alone’.

Job losses from Great Recession about to get worse

(via www.washingtonpost.com)

Job losses during the Great Recession have been huge and they're about to get bigger.

Major currencies vs dollar

(via www.commodityonline.com)

EURUSD has broken the levels of 1.40 twice and aiming close to next important support at 1.3763 levels. Be cautious incase 1.4100 levels break confidently again. (EURUSD–1.3935) Bearish

Forex Book Review – The 10 Essentials of Forex Trading

(via reviewpips.com)

To trade the Forex market, you must come to the trading table prepared. The 10 Essentials of Forex Trading arms you with the tools to develop a solid personal trading constitution and reap the financial outcome you desire.

Canada's central bank holds 0.25 pct key lending rate

(via news.ph.msn.com)

Canada's central bank maintained its key lending rate at 0.25 percent on Tuesday, saying it plans to hold it at this historically low level until mid-2010 to shore up economic recovery.

Canada data, central bank suggest rebound on track

(via www.reuters.com)

Strong economic data and a central bank growth forecast suggested on Tuesday that Canada's recovery from recession is on track, though soft private sector demand and a buoyant currency were seen as risks.

USD/JPY – A close below 90.76

(via www.forexpros.com)

Dollar-Yen broke the support that we put under our surveillance in the last few days 90.76, and although this break was not followed by a big move, closing below it indicates momentum in the downtrend.

Central bank holds 0.25 pct key lending rate

(via www.google.com)

Canada's central bank maintained its key lending rate at 0.25 percent on Tuesday, saying it plans to hold it at this historically low level until mid-2010 to shore up economic recovery.

Bank of Canada stands pat at 0.25%

(via www.cbc.ca)

The Bank of Canada kept its benchmark lending rate at 0.25 per cent Tuesday, reiterating its conditional commitment to hold rates steady until the middle of 2010.

Forex News - Unexpectedly Negative Payrolls Force Greenback Down

(via www.freshpips.com)

An employment report waited during all the week and released today frustrated analysts bringing weaker-than-expected figures for the U.S. economy

Jobless Figures Deal US Recovery Blow

(via news.sky.com)

America has been dealt a recovery blow with news 85,000 jobs were lost last month.

Is gold price really managed or manipulated?

(via www.commodityonline.com)

Just look at the record of gold sales in the 70’s, 80’s 90’s and in this century so far. Gold was sold during these periods, first by the United States.