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Economic News USD – USD Rebounds Following Return to Safe-Haven Assets

The US dollar had a very bullish day yesterday, following a less than enthusiastic German debt auction which sent investors back toward safe-haven assets like the USD and CHF. The dollar saw upward movement against many of its main currency rivals, particularly the euro and UK pound. The EUR/USD tumbled well . . . → Read More: EUR Corrects Itself Following German Debt Auction]]> <![CDATA[Report Divides Blame for Spill Between BP, Contractors]]> <![CDATA[LSC Long-Short Commodities ETF Struggling Mightily]]>