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| us dollar News+ XML/RSSBy SGM Metals * The Elemental Economist Greek austerity is forcing families to realize that they can no longer afford to provide for their children. This has caused Greeks to forfeit guardianship of their children in hopes that a church will afford them a better life as they are unable to. By Corolla Financial Floods in Thailand have impeded Toyota's supply chains, bringing their quarter profits down and losses in production – Corolla Financial Report By Samantha Wagner Gold plummeted this week amid a sharp decline in stock markets, capping the week off with a record daily loss of over US$100 on Friday to hit one month lows. By EconomyWatch Joseph J. DioGuardi speaks exclusively to EconomyWatch about the what is not working in the US monetary system and the potential risks the US and rest of the world faces if something doesn't change. By FX Junction Forex Traders around the world can now benefit from FX Junction's new Open Social Forex Network. Connect, collaborate and copy trades in real-time and discuss the market on www.fxjunction.com By Andrew Watson Growing optimism on a new deal for Greece brought the Euro to a 4-week high against the dollar on last week. By Michael Lombardi Gold prices usually travel in the opposite direction of the U.S. dollar trend. If the greenback is rising in value against a basket of other major world currencies, the price of gold has historically declined. By Mitchell Clark, B.Comm. The stock market is handling the world’s two recent crises very well. The story in Libya seems far from over and Japan’s terrible tragedy is a decades-long recovery, but domestic stock prices didn’t go down that much and it’s a testament By George Leong, B.Comm. The lack of any catalyst, along with nervousness regarding the banks, is helping to exert continued downward pressure on stocks. By Michael Lombardi The way I look at the market and the way the majority of other analysts and economists look at the market are two different things. By Rothman Securities Inc. Renewed concerns about European banks and sovereign debt, as well as record-high petroleum stocks, caused prices to drop. By Sue Lyon Starting July 2010 a new banking regulation severely limits the liquidity of US greenback in Mexico. As an unintended effect, It reduces hotel and restaurant's ability to accept US greenbacks for payment. We show you how to solve the problem. By Thomas Cloud, Jr., CFP(R) The investing strategy that we have here at Eleven Two Fund Management is unemotional and based on a strategy that gives us a decision to make that is not based on my emotions and this allows us to avoid the decisions that are being made by the herd. By Jordan Smith Tough economic pressures around the world have put a strain on the American economy. Market Indexes fell again indicating troubles to come around the world By Thomas Cloud, Jr., CFP(R) None of the experts agree and God says, that no man can know the future. That is why I cringe when I talk to an investor that “knows” the US dollar is going to tank and that gold is going “through the roof”. By Eleven Two Fund Management January 2010 started off the year with undeniable deflationary force. Let's take a quick review of some of what made January so deflationary. By Eleven Two Fund Management Well, certainly the start of 2010 has looked a whole lot like the end of 2008. Since Thanksgiving the U.S. dollar has been in a strong uptrend that looks set to continue as the European currency is in a very dangerous situation. By Mile Sands Press Worry is mounting that the government stimulus’ unavoidable creation of massive new money supply will cause runaway inflation--i.e. the U.S. dollar going bust. A revolutionary new book debunks the skyrocketing prices theories. By Joan O'Connell - myguideIreland Specialists in Ireland Vacations, myguideIreland, have today announced that they have rolled back the clock on the Dollar-Euro exchange rate to last May when the Dollar was worth 10% more than it is today. By Kuwait Reporter Self There have been widespread speculation that Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and UAE had negotiations with China, Japan, France and Russia to have an alternate to US dollar for trading crude oil. By Bob Cook After being told by many customers that they didn’t know that such a service existed, an English language marketing company has tried a novel approach – they are sending out real American banknotes to increase awareness in potential customers. By Student World Assembly, studentworldassembly.org Zimbabwe's Finance Ministry Releases Plan to Revitalize Economy By Dunphy Public Relations Tuesday 30th October 2007 - One of the country's largest hotel groups has warned of a potential downturn in the domestic tourism sector unless Ireland's label of an expensive overseas destination is redressed. By CATIC The Aviation Industry of China Signs Subcontract Contract With A Value Of 300 Million US Dollar With Boeing | ||||||||||||||||||||||