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Today's Live Show: The Economy, the Stock Market, Commodities and the USD Future

Tue, Sep 15 2009, 16:45 GMT
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In the broadcast today: The Economy, the Stock Market, Commodities and the USD Future. On the 1-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers which officially signaled the beginning of the financial crisis of 2008, we try to asses current economic conditions and ask the experts Mr. Steve Meizinger, Director of Education at ISE-International Securities Exchange, and Mr. Jack Crooks, Chief Investment Officer at Black Swan Capital, on their views of the latest economic data, the condition of the worldwide financial markets, the rally in gold and other commodities and how they may continue to impact the USD, the EUR, the JPY and other major currencies, we follow up on the latest FX Options Trade Alerts, we analyze the currency majors and the market's reaction to the U.K. CPI, the German ZEW survey, the U.S. Retail Sales and PPI, we discuss new forecasts from Bank of New York-Mellon and UBS, and prepare for the trading session ahead.   

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