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1.	UK PREPARES FOR SPENDING CUTS (24 May 2010 - Currency Solutions) New UK Chancellor George Osborne is to reveal details of £6 billion worth of spending cuts today. Last week’s volatility in the currency markets looks set to continue with news over the weekend of Spain’s first bank bailout.
2.	CURRENCY SOLUTIONS DAILY REPORT. 20 OCTOBER 2009 (20 October 2009 - Currency Solutions) The US dollar hit a 14-month low against a number of other currencies on Tuesday following a mixed bag of policymaker comments. Meanwhile, the pound rose slightly on early European sessions and the Australian dollar continued its climb.
3.	CHANCELLOR MERKEL CURRENTLY IN CHINA (03 February 2012 - World First) Firstly, the size of the haircut that private investors must take on their holdings alongside what the ECB will do with its holdings.
4.	CHINA CONSIDERS AID FOR EUROLAND (03 February 2012 - MoneyCorp) In the great tradition of discovering the blindingly obvious, researchers at three American universities have found that users of the social networking site Twitter don't have much of value to say.
5.	CITY INDEX, DAILY MARKET UPDATE - 3/02/12 (03 February 2012 - City Index) City Index, Daily Market Update - 3/02/12
6.	CURRENCIES DIRECT DAILY RATES UPDATE. - 3/02/2012 (03 February 2012 - Currencies Direct) Currencies Direct Daily Rates Update. - 3/02/2012
7.	DELTA STOCK, DAILY TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - 03/02/12 (03 February 2012 - Delta Stock) Delta Stock, Daily Technical Analysis - 03/02/12
8.	EURO HAD MORE VOLATILE DAY (03 February 2012 - Halo Financial) The euro had a more volatile day as EU leaders were warned by the organisation for economic cooperation and development that their bailout funds were not big enough to stave off further problems in the Eurozone debt crisis.
9.	FEAR OF UK RECESSION EASES AS SERVICE SECTOR GROWS (03 February 2012 - Which Way to Pay) Niesr Report released today says that recession is inevitable but it's not all doom and gloom
10.	FX MARKETS HAVE BEEN FLAT (03 February 2012 - Capital Spreads) The Germans continue to kick up a fuss about the ECB’s involvement in Greece’s debt restructuring as they refuse to let the eurozone’s central bank take haircuts on their share of the Greek bonds they’ve bought recently.