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Showing posts with label currency. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

CANADA TO CREATE DIGITAL CURRENCY...THIS IS SO DANGEROUS. CANADA - YOU WILL BE DIGITALLY ENSLAVED - A COMPUTER GLITCH...

http://fellowshipofminds.wordpress.com/2012/04/17/canada-to-create-digital-currency/

you speak your mind, you refuse to let some zombie thug come in and destroy your farm products - anything - and you are stricken from your digital income AND ANY RIGHTS YOU THOUGHT YOU HAD.

It's not that it can't happen.

It's that IT CAN!

WAKE UP AMERICA! THIS IS WHAT OBAMA IS PROPOSING!

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

SHERIFF JOE BIDEN CRACKING DOWN ON $1 COIN PRODUCTION

http://campaign2012.washingtonexaminer.com/blogs/beltway-confidential/sheriff-biden-cracking-down-1-coin-production/254221

You know, I cannot forgive myself for not allowing room in the tags that I use for "asshole".
Sometimes that just fits where no other will.

Saturday, December 13, 2008

From Casey's Research

Currencies and Economic News

In the currency market, the dollar moved lower against the euro for the third straight day. Late Friday, the euro was trading at $1.3374 vs. $1.3314 on Thursday.

It was a grisly day for the buck against the Japanese currency, as well. Before trimming its losses late in the day, the dollar was selling for 88.10 yen, its lowest level since August 1995.

That is “a risk-appetite trade,” said Russell Jones, of RBC Capital Markets. “There isn't much risk appetite, and when that happens the yen tends to go up.”

Among the day’s hard numbers, the Commerce Department reported that US retail sales dropped 1.8% in November, their fifth straight monthly decline. Sales were down 7.4% compared with November of 2007.

Economists had been projecting a 2.1% decline, leading Mark Vitner of Wachovia to comment that, “The financial markets were braced for a horrific retail sales report for November, but the numbers were actually not so bad.”

Analysts from RDQ Economics noted that, “Although consumers are getting significant relief from lower gasoline prices, at this point they appear to be saving rather than spending the drop in their energy bills.”

Also yesterday, the Labor Department reported that the producer price index fell 2.2% in November, nearly as much as the record 2.8% drop in October. That was in line with economists’ forecasts.