The 17 families meeting the last few days — and I can't remember if it was the EU, the ECB, the IMF, the EIB, CIA, FBI or what- decided to make no decision except to cancel the meeting scheduled for October 13, and meet in November.
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The dollar buying that we're seeing is being driven by the selloff in emerging markets, says Willie Williams, Societe General director. "We should be selling Aussie dollar with the bounce to 98.50," he adds.
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The International Monetary Fund *has thus far played a supporting role to the European Union *in tackling the sovereign debt crisis; some say that needs to change, starting this week.
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European central banks have become net buyers of gold for the first time in more than two decades, the latest sign of how the turbulence in the currency and debt markets has revolutionized the bullion market. The FT reports.
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West Texas Intermediate oil futures closed above $90 for the first time in six weeks, driven higher by a confluence of factors, including tighter supplies.
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UK finance minister George Osborne has called upon his Euro Zone peers to do whatever it takes to ensure stability, indicating a so-called Euro Bond to avoid a disastrous break up of the euro.
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U.S. gold futures and cash bullion struck records on Monday as investors dumped riskier assets after the United States lost its top-tier AAA credit rating from Standard & Poor's in an unprecedented blow to the world's largest economy.
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"The world’s financial system could face losses equivalent to that of Lehman’s failure by August 15, and then again on the fifteenth day and the last day of every month until default is rectified,” says one chief economist.
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