Dollar continues falling against major currencies

    09-28-09         Company Finance
fell to 1.0387 Swiss francs from 1.0421 Swiss francs. It fell to 91.74 Japanese yen from 92.13 Japanese yen. Special Report: Global Financial Crisis ...cuts may be over but that the turn to outright employment growth is proceeding slowly, said analysts of Nomura Global Economics. U.S. trade deficit jumped 16.3 percent in July, according to the Commerce Department. Imports surged ...the Labor Department reported on Thursday. Analysts have expected the claims would fall to 560,000.Total continuing claims fell to 6.088 million, their lowest level since April. Overall the latest claims statistics suggests that the worst of ...

Canada to run deficits until 2015, says minister

    09-28-09         Company Finance
he said. This is not the time to play political games. (1 U.S. dollar = 1.1111 Canadian dollars) ...run deficits until at least 2015, at least two years longer than originally forecast, finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Thursday. Flaherty also said that the deficit for 2009 will be over 5 billion Canadian dollars (about ...is not the time to play political games. (1 U.S. dollar = 1.1111 Canadian dollars) ...

U.S. stocks rally for fifth day

    09-28-09         Company Finance
Standard & Poors 500 index added 10.77 to 1,044.14 and the Nasdaq put up 23.63 to 2,084.02. ...the Nasdaq put up 23.63 to 2,084.02. ...after latest inventory report showed a larger-than-expected drop in crude stockpiles. Moreover, companies turned optimistic about business prospect. P&G predicts that its sales would rebound this autumn. Texas Instrument raised its earnings expectation. The Dow Jones ...
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