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By Tracy Scott
The volatile British pound is higher late Wednesday morning after the release of some unexpectedly robust domestic jobs data while the dollar has ceded ground against a number of more risk-sensitive currencies.
The pound was propelled higher after the U.K. government reported that the number of people claiming unemployment benefits fell 32,200 last month, the largest drop since November 1997….
By Tracy Scott
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By Megri
For the first time in its 800-year history, Cambridge University is planning to issue bonds to raise money from the markets, a varsity official said. …
By Megri
Christmas is coming and we’d like to wish you happy holidays and lots of great glories in upcoming 2010!
We wish you, and all of the readers of Megri UK Blog, www.megri.co.uk, a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
This year was great and, we are sure, the next one will be even better!
By Megri
The dollar declined to the weakest level against the euro since before the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., unwinding gains posted when the plunge in global financial markets spurred demand for safety.
Brazil’s real and Mexico’s peso rose on speculation carry- trade investors bought higher-yielding assets at the expense of the greenback. The dollar’s decline helped push gold to a record high and buoyed Treasuries. Sterling rose from a six-month low against the euro as Bank of England Deputy Governor Charles Bean said asset purchases may be working.