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Will the marktets be calm for a while? by FXstreet.com
Will the marktets be calm for a while after the big events? This week (Oct 8th to Oct 12th) does not have many significant events. However,we can not afford to miss these economic events scheduled during the week. It is worth noting that the New York Market is closed on Monday Oct 8th due to a Bank Holiday (Columbus Day).
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- Friday Notes − Secular USD downward trend to continue by HVB Group
- Weekly Market Commentary − The US dollar has pulled back from the abyss by Mizuho Corporate Bank
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Editor's Pick
Weekly Focus - Nordic non−conformists by Danske Bank A/S
Fri, Oct 5 2007, 14:42 GMT
Daily Outlook - USD/JPY: Confidence level – high by Karoll
Fri, Oct 5 2007, 14:00 GMT
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FXCM Group Releases Updated Financial Data
The FXCM Group has released its latest balance sheet. The numbers reflect the group's financial strength and status as of August 31, 2007.
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