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Economic Outlook
May 18, 2010 Posted by
The marketplace is comprised of a multitude of opinions that are never in sync. If they were, little trading would occur as prices would reflect the level of true value as deemed by all parties.
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FX Outlook
May 18, 2010 Posted by
In general, Norway's economy has been shielded from the worst of the global credit crisis due primarily to its extensive oil wealth (world's sixth-largest oil exporter), strong labor sector, a housing market that that continues to hold up well and a mainland economy that is expected to continue expanding at a somewhat moderate pace in 2H 2010.
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Economic Outlook
May 11, 2010 Posted by
OK, perhaps things are not as bleak as a "burning ring of fire," but positive price action over the last few months has reminded me of our title’s famous line issued by Chip Diller as pandemonium ensued at the homecoming parade in "Animal House." It was time for a correction.
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FX Outlook
May 11, 2010 Posted by
Europe is in a very public way taking another step to try and outdo Japan as the most dysfunctional global economy. Lead by Monsieur Jean Claude Trichet , the European Central Bank head, scorned quantitative easing, thinking that their socialized economies were above succumbing to deflation.
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Global Edge
May 10, 2010 Posted by
By hedging, or actively managing your company's foreign exchange exposure to protect revenues, expenses, assets and liabilities from exchange rate volatility, you can minimize disruption to the business and improve the bottom line. This online seminar replay covers risk-management best practices.
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Economic Outlook
May 04, 2010 Posted by
Howdy and salutations from your future self!

I wanted to write to test the new iSend software we just installed, which allows the user to send a fax back in time. (Yes, in addition to a fax machine, we also still have a VCR, a gasoline-powered truck, and a cell phone!)
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FX Outlook
May 04, 2010 Posted by
It is quite possible that the outcome of next week's UK parliamentary election could produce a split, non-majority government without parliamentary support needed to trim its budget deficit.
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