U.K. Inflation Soars, Libor Scutiny Continues
                   
dailyfx.com     May 13, 2008            

Written by John Rivera, Currency Analyst Fundamental Headlines • NZDUSD – New Zealand food prices rose 0.3% in April, which was the lowest increase in eight months. Growth in the country has been slowing since the RBNZ raised their benchmark rate to an all-time high of 8.25% ,in order to slow... [read full story]                    


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FTSE's Worst Week For Six Years

sky.com     7 mins ago   9 related          

6:46pm UK, Friday September 05, 2008 The FTSE 100 Index has tumbled 7% this week - its worst plunge for more than six years. FTSE Index back in bear territory The declines end a recent two-month revival for the Footsie and...                    

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Merk Economic Calendar: Week Ahead in U.S. Financial Markets (September 8 - September 12 2008)

safehaven.com     8 mins ago          

The week of September 8-12 will see a heavy week of US macro data. Inflation will be at the forefront with import prices and producer prices released on Thursday and Friday, while the advance retail sales estimate for...                    

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World Markets reel on Recession Fears...

drudgereport.com     11 mins ago   3 related          

revived worries about the health of the global economy. Jobs data released this afternoon showed that unemployment in the US soared to its highest level in nearly five years in August, as the credit crunch continues to...                    

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PM says India must produce more to beat inflation

ibtimes.com     1 hr ago   10 related          

India's economy will grow 9 percent a year, but the fight against inflation, which is hovering near 13-year highs, will require increased production in agriculture, services, and manufacturing, Prime Minister Manmohan...                    

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