Posted On: October 31, 2011
The shared currency of the European Union lost more than 1 percent in value when held against two key rivals after beleaguered euro zone country Greece's surprise call for a referendum returned the onus to the nation now waiting on its second bailout trance since June 2010.
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Posted On: October 31, 2011
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Posted On: October 30, 2011
State media in China published a column stating it will not be the euro zone's white knight, indicating additional domestic issues in the Asian nation.
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Posted On: October 29, 2011
The sovereign debt crisis that is savaging the euro zone is not over and requires additional attention, outgoing European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet told a German newspaper.
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Posted On: October 28, 2011
The monetary unit of Canada fell Friday as enthusiasm also slipped regarding the euro zone debt deal announced early in the morning of Thursday, which prompted strong performances of monetary units like the loonie.
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Posted On: October 28, 2011
The shared currency of the European Union slipped in value when held against the U.S. dollar on Friday, waning amid the fading afterglow of the debt deal from earlier this week.
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Posted On: October 27, 2011
Business Excellence Series: Demystifying Global Business Risk Thursday, October 27, 2011 @ 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET. Location: Hilton Garden Inn - Toronto Airport West - Mississauga...
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Posted On: October 27, 2011
The Canadian dollar notched parity with its southerly rival - and continued pushing higher.
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Posted On: October 26, 2011
The monetary unit of Australia dropped in value for a second consecutive day against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, dragged down by a report indicating consumer prices reduced growth during the third quarter.
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Posted On: October 26, 2011
The Mexican peso's wild performance as of late is reducing demand for the shortest-term bills to the lowest rate since the middle of 2010.
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