New Zealand Dollar Falls to Two-Month Lows vs Greenback and Yen after Employment Data
The kiwi dollar is now trading a shade away from an eight-month low against the Australian dollar and a five-month low versus the US dollar.
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Bill Gross's Pimco Haemorrhaged $65bn Since Last Year
Investors pull out $830m from Pimco Total Return Fund in July.
Toyota Posts Better-Than-Expected First Quarter Profits
Toyota expects full-year operating profit of 2.3tn yen.
Dollar Rally Adds to Euro and Swiss Franc Weakness, Pound Strengthens on Data
US dollar rallies to new high against Canadian dollar while stronger-than-expected UK PMI strengthens sterling.
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RBI Keeps Main Rates, Cuts Banks' Bond Investment Requirement and Lists Upside Risks to Inflation
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Australian Dollar Down Amid Weak China PMI, Ahead of RBA Rate Decision
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Sterling Consolidates Above Seven-Week Low Ahead of BoE Rate Decision
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