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The UK economy surprised many economists by putting on growth figures representing the UK’s best growth rate since 2006.
Recent figures reveal growth in Japanese exports, but the rate of growth is falling.
The European banks stress tests had been designed to convince investors that EU financial institutions were built on firm foundation.
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On the currency markets last week, there was little fluctuation with all the major currencies remaining within ±1% of the previous week’s value.
European Bank's Stress Test has been highly publicized and debated topic. The intrigue and mystery of the test has investors and common public on the edge of the seat.
The term “Celtic Tiger” was coined to refer to Ireland's economy and the dynamism of their people, but all of that has faded into dream against the harsh reality of the global financial crisis.
Last week, the Dollar hit the lowest value that it has seen this year. The slump has been attributed to lacklustre company results and economic data that have emerged in the USA, recently.
Figures show that the rate of growth in the world’s third largest economy has slowed in Q2 from a whopping 11.9% in Q1 to 10.3% in the last quarter.
It seems Mr. Bernanke has yet another tough job ahead of him given the scent of blood that suddenly and seemingly surrounds the USD.
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On the currency markets last week, the Dollar was the loser.
Figures released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that UK unemployment eased last over the three month period to May by 34000.
Ratings agency Moody’s has decided to downgrade Portugal’s debt rating by two notches to A1 (from AA2).
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The policy of offering cheap money remains in force within the Eurozone and the United Kingdom.
AUD, MXN & NZD all rose by a combined average of around 3.5 percent against the USD last week.