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PRECIOUS-Gold pares losses after bear market test, Greece focus
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CHICAGO JUNE MINI GOLD (electronic)
(5/15): Gold futures continued to slide for a third straight day, to settle at a near five-month low Tuesday, RTT News reported. The dollar continued to strengthen while the euro slipped further on political developments in Greece. The troubled nation is now surely headed for new elections in June, after failing to reach an agreement on a new coalition government.
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JUNE AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR FUTURE AND CASH
(5/15): Australia’s dollar traded close to its weakest level this year as Greece’s failure to form a new government spurred speculation it may leave the euro area, sapping demand for riskier assets, Bloomberg News reported. The so-called Aussie was near a four-month low against the yen as Asian stocks fell for a sixth-straight day, extending a global equities rout.
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CASH and JUNE CANADIAN DOLLAR
(5/15): Canada’s dollar fell against its U.S. counterpart after Greece political leaders indicated that talks had failed and elections will be held, boosting demand for refuge from Europe’s debt crisis, Bloomberg News reported. The currency, nicknamed the loonie for the image of the bird on the C$1 coin, strengthened against most of its 16 most- traded currencies as Canadian existing home sales rose 0.8 percent in April from the previous month, the Canadian Real Estate Association said in a statement. Canadian stocks and crude oil, the nation’s biggest export, declined.
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PRECIOUS-Gold recovers from 4-1/2-month low as euro firms
LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Gold recovered from its lowest since late December on Wednesday, edging back into positive territory as U.S. stocks opened higher and after speculation Germany and France will act to keep Greece in the euro zone lifted the euro into the black.
Read More...Commodities Set for Worst Run Since ‘98 on Europe, China Concern
Commodities declined for a tenth day, set for the longest losing streak since 1998, on concern that Europe’s debt crisis will worsen as Greece remains without a government while economic growth in China may slow further. The Standard & Poor’s GSCI Spot Index of raw materials fell as much as 0.5 percent to 632.7, and traded at 634.35 by 7:12 a.m. in London. Oil futures traded near a five-month low in New York and copper dropped to the lowest price since January on the London Metal Exchange....
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