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22 hours ago ago from CURRENCY MARKET REPORTS
Dollar to finish year on a high as rally against majors continues Sterling sees losses against majors as S+P lowers rating on British banks Yen hits 7-week low against the dollar Markets await key GDP data from both UK and US due today Moody’s downgrades Greece’s government bond ratings to A2 from A1 US Dollar: The dollar has continued to gain against the majors as investors are seeing increasing signs that the US economy is rebounding but ...
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Moody's Investor Service has been the leading source of credit ratings, risk analysis and economic research for 100 years. Founder John Moody began his enterprise in 1900 as a publication containing statistics and information on financial stocks and bonds. Later, he adapted to extend his advisory services to businesses, offering industry analysis aimed at minimizing investment risk. During the Great Depression, Moody's really established ...
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