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Treasury may let investors pay to lend to U.S. government
The U.S. government may ask investors to pay for the privilege and safety of holding short-term debt issued by its Treasury Department.
In response to clamor from investors, the Treasury said on Wednesday it was looking closely at allowing negative-yield auctions. This would mean bidders who want the security of U.S. government debt in the face of global insecurity, might have to pay a premium for it.
Doing so would allow the U.S. government to benefit from something that is already occurring ...
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EUR Rallies Following Positive Global Data
The euro was largely up during yesterday's trading session, as positive global data led to risk taking among traders. A successful Spanish debt auction combined with a lower than forecasted US Unemployment Claims were largely responsible for the euro's bullish trend. That being said, analysts are warning that the overall trend for the common currency is still down and that considerably better euro-zone news is needed before a meaningful reversal will take place.
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Oil falls as weak demand outlook trumps IMF hopes
Brent crude oil futures dropped back on Wednesday as a weak demand outlook overshadowed hopes the International Monetary Fund would be able to raise more money to help resolve Europe's debt crisis.
U.S. crude futures retreated, after being up earlier, on news the Obama administration was to reject TransCanada's (TRP.TO) $7 billion Canada-to-Texas Keystone crude oil pipeline project, analysts said. After the market closed, the administration announced the rejection of the project.
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Oil falls as IMF optimism fades, demand outlook weak
Brent crude futures fell back further on Wednesday as optimism that the International Monetary Fund would be able to raise more funds to help resolve European debt faded and a weaker demand outlook prompted investors to trim positions.
U.S. crude futures fell back, after being up earlier, on news that the Obama administration was poised to reject TransCanada's (TRP.TO) $7 billion crude oil pipeline project, analysts said.
"NYMEX crude pulled back on that news, but U.S. crude futures have also ...
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Stocks pare early gains; Europe worry persists
Stocks, oil and metals prices rose on Tuesday, helped by improved investor sentiment on the economic outlook in China, the United States and Germany, although persistent worries over the euro zone debt crisis pared gains.
After last week's ratings cut of several European countries by Standard & Poor's ended months of speculation over the rating agency's response to credit risks in the euro zone, investors took the downgrade in stride, pouring fresh money into equities and commodity markets.
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EUR Remains Vulnerable Following Small Gains Monday
Despite the small gains made by the euro in trading yesterday, analysts are quick to warn that the common currency still has room to fall if negative news continues to be released from the euro-zone. While there is a light news day today, traders will still want to watch out for any developments from the meetings between France and Germany which could affect euro pairs.
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USD - USD Takes Slight Losses but Remains Bullish Overall
The US dollar took slight losses against its main ...
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Euro zone fears linger as euro recovers
(Reuters) - The euro and stocks stabilized on Monday after last week's sell-offs, but worries over Europe's banks and caution ahead of Italian and Spanish debt sales this week left riskier assets vulnerable to further losses.
U.S. stock index futures also pointed to a mixed open for equities on Wall Street on Monday.
Attention was focused on a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy later today, which is likely to keep pressure on the euro although ...
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Euro zone woes outweigh economic hopes
(Reuters) - Worries over Europe's banks and uncertain prospects for a hefty slate of euro zone debt sales this week kept markets volatile on Monday, with shares weaker and the single currency off lows but vulnerable to further losses.
German and U.S. data provided some relief but the euro zone's deep-seated problems kept top European shares gave up early gains to be slightly weaker, falling 0.3 percent to 1010.40 points, having been hit last week by worries over bank capital raising plans ...
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Euro claws back from 16-month low versus dollar
(Reuters) - The euro crawled back from a fresh 16-month low to the dollar on Monday as traders trimmed short positions, but further declines were anticipated as worries over sovereign funding kept investors bearish on the currency.
Markets were awaiting a meeting between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy where they will discuss ways to boost growth and final details of a deal to increase fiscal coordination in the euro zone.
Sentiment took a further hit over ...
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