Monday 28 July 2014

A gauge of the dollar rose to the highest level in a month!

1) A gauge of the dollar rose to the highest level in a month as demand for durable goods in the U.S. increased more than forecast in June, adding to signs the economy is gathering momentum.

2) India’s rupee completed a weekly gain on optimism the nation will attract more capital as limits on inward investment in government debt and the insurance business are relaxed.

3) West Texas Intermediate headed for the third weekly decline this month amid speculation that rising U.S. gasoline stockpiles signal reduced demand in the world’s biggest oil consumer. Brent was steady in London.

Gold Extends Drop as Russia to Gaza Assessed With U.S. Economy.

1) McDonald’s Supplier Recalls Meat in Expired Food Scandal.

2) Copper Holds Losses as Freeport Set to Resume Indonesia Exports.

3) McDonald’s Food Supplier OSI Recalls Shanghai Products.

4) Gold Extends Drop as Russia to Gaza Assessed With U.S. Economy.

5) China Taking on Hitachi as 17-Year-Old Rare Earth Patent Lapses.

6) World’s Best Mining Debt Defies Gold Woe in a Volcano.

7) Cattle-Hog Spread Signals Relief for Record Pork Prices.

8) Central Banks in Russia to Kazakhstan Boost Gold Reserves.

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