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Trump Slams Fed on Eve of Rate Meeting Amid ‘Very Strong’ Dollar
President Trump slams the Federal Reserve for considering another interest-rate hike; says the U.S. dollar is strong.
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Fund Managers Say Don't Count on the Midterms to Revive Gold
The rally in gold, which in October posted its first monthly gain since March, fizzled last week.
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Gold Puts Up a Fight as Selloff Slows Near Key $1,200 Level
Dollar hurts gold’s appeal but Turkey crisis may give support.
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Gold Gets Mugged by Almighty Dollar as Investors Await Tariffs
Gold’s drowning. And the U.S. dollar is to blame.
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India's IT Services Exporters Whipped by Currency Headwinds
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-US markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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US Multinationals Hit Hard by Strong Dollar, to Bleed Further into 2015
All told, the resurgent US currency could shave up to $12 billion off US companies' fourth-quarter 2014 revenue alone, according to currency expert Wolfgang Koester, chief executive of FireApps, a data analytics company in Phoenix, Arizona, that examines quarterly reports for currency-related losses.
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Strong Dollar Squeezes Oil, China Data Limits Stock Gains
The BOJ's moves to lift growth and inflation raised expectations the European Central Bank, which meets on Thursday, would eventually resort to large-scale purchases of government bond, driving benchmark euro zone yields lower.
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Trump Slams Fed on Eve of Rate Meeting Amid ‘Very Strong’ Dollar
President Trump slams the Federal Reserve for considering another interest-rate hike; says the U.S. dollar is strong.
-
Fund Managers Say Don't Count on the Midterms to Revive Gold
The rally in gold, which in October posted its first monthly gain since March, fizzled last week.
-
Gold Puts Up a Fight as Selloff Slows Near Key $1,200 Level
Dollar hurts gold’s appeal but Turkey crisis may give support.
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Gold Gets Mugged by Almighty Dollar as Investors Await Tariffs
Gold’s drowning. And the U.S. dollar is to blame.
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India's IT Services Exporters Whipped by Currency Headwinds
The dollar's biggest quarterly rise against other major currencies since 2008 has undermined sales of India's IT services firms in non-US markets, including Europe, in what was already a seasonally slow period.
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US Multinationals Hit Hard by Strong Dollar, to Bleed Further into 2015
All told, the resurgent US currency could shave up to $12 billion off US companies' fourth-quarter 2014 revenue alone, according to currency expert Wolfgang Koester, chief executive of FireApps, a data analytics company in Phoenix, Arizona, that examines quarterly reports for currency-related losses.
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Strong Dollar Squeezes Oil, China Data Limits Stock Gains
The BOJ's moves to lift growth and inflation raised expectations the European Central Bank, which meets on Thursday, would eventually resort to large-scale purchases of government bond, driving benchmark euro zone yields lower.
