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Caldwell NEWS - Zimbabwe prices fall but forex shortages continue - Reuters

Zimbabwe prices fall but forex shortages continue - Reuters

Zimbabwe prices fall but forex shortages continue
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HARARE, April 9 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's consumer prices fell for the third straight month in March after the government abandoned its worthless currency, but shortages of foreign currency continued to bite. The CSO said inflation stood at -3.0 percent ...

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WORLD FOREX: Rise In Risk Appetite Helps Euro, Hurts Dollar - Wall Street Journal

WORLD FOREX: Rise In Risk Appetite Helps Euro, Hurts Dollar
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By Nicholas Hastings LONDON (Dow Jones)--Risk appetite is experiencing a pre-Easter rebound that is pushing the dollar lower and the euro higher in Europe Thursday. The rebound appears to have been triggered by a combination of an unexpected upturn in ...
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WORLD FOREX: Yen Drops As Japan Data Whet Risk Appetite - Wall Street Journal

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WORLD FOREX: Yen Drops As Japan Data Whet Risk Appetite
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By Takashi Mochizuki Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TOKYO (Dow Jones)--The euro and dollar rose against the yen in Asia Thursday after better-than-expected Japan machinery orders data pushed up local share prices, increasing investors' risk appetite. ...
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