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Old May 11th, 2012, 11:31 PM posted to rec.travel.europe
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Hi fellows,

you should read this source example
;
By the way, this source extract is appropriate
In Europe, CPI remained held steady at
2.7% y/y which is well above the ECB’s target rate and the April ZEW survey
results showed unexpected improvement in Germany and the Euro zone.
The IMF
released its World Economic Outlook report which indicated that the global
economy is slowly improving but warned that dangers remain.
The IMF raised
its world growth projection to 3.5% in 2012 from the prior estimate of 3.3%
with the U.S. economy expected to grow at 2.1% this year from the prior 1.8%
forecast.
But the aussie managed to claw back some losses (around 5%) and
pushed through 1.0400 against the dollar.
XAUUSD has traded in a fairly
tight range all week – except for a slid last night to around 1634.34
The
improved assessment helped to support overall risk sentiment.
an upward
revision to the IMF’s world growth projection, mixed U.S. housing data, and a
hawkish tone from the Bank of Canada.
Sentiment was broadly higher and the
dollar was mostly softer after positive developments in Europe,
;
Furthermore, it is urgent to define the data management of the finance by the use of
dedicated know-how prior to the debate about currency;
what is the purpose of currency processing?

Bye
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Old May 12th, 2012, 07:55 AM posted to rec.travel.europe
Runge 666[_2_]
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Default currency and the concept of finance

Kook.

"me" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :
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Hi fellows,

you should read this source example
;
By the way, this source extract is appropriate
In Europe, CPI remained held steady at
2.7% y/y which is well above the ECB's target rate and the April ZEW
survey
results showed unexpected improvement in Germany and the Euro zone.
The IMF
released its World Economic Outlook report which indicated that the global
economy is slowly improving but warned that dangers remain.
The IMF raised
its world growth projection to 3.5% in 2012 from the prior estimate of
3.3%
with the U.S. economy expected to grow at 2.1% this year from the prior
1.8%
forecast.
But the aussie managed to claw back some losses (around 5%) and
pushed through 1.0400 against the dollar.
XAUUSD has traded in a fairly
tight range all week - except for a slid last night to around 1634.34
The
improved assessment helped to support overall risk sentiment.
an upward
revision to the IMF's world growth projection, mixed U.S. housing data,
and a
hawkish tone from the Bank of Canada.
Sentiment was broadly higher and the
dollar was mostly softer after positive developments in Europe,
;
Furthermore, it is urgent to define the data management of the finance by
the use of
dedicated know-how prior to the debate about currency;
what is the purpose of currency processing?

Bye


 




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