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For more Forex news & info, please visit http://go.ufxmarkets.com/ReDir.aspx?TLID=18982... The US Dollar strengthened versus most majors as an increase in Italian borrowing costs deepened concern that Europe will struggle to contain its sovereign debt crisis. In addition, Chinese economic data is now visibly cooling. US Treasury bills are poised to shrink the most since early 2010, creating a shortage in debt and helping to keep government borrowing costs near record lows, providing additional tail wind to the American currency. Wall Street closed negative snapping a two day advance as the NASDAQ fell by 0.80% and the Dow Jones by 0.61% respectively. Crude oil declined by 0.80%, closing at $98.10 a barrel. The main concern is that Europe will struggle to contain the debt crisis, which could harm fuel demand. Gold (XAU) fell by 0.45% closing at $1780 an ounce.

The Mangru Report Panel comprised of John Browne (Euro-Pacific Capital), Anthony Pulieri ( United Bullion Group ), and Nicholas Brack (Aduro Asset Group) discuss China Currency Manipulation, it's currency peg to the U.S. dollar, how U.S. treasury sales are being affected, and how that could impact Obama's ability to spend & more on this War on Your Dollar segment of The Mangru Report, hosted by Dan Mangru.

The Mangru Report Panel comprised of John Browne (Euro-Pacific Capital), Anthony Pulieri ( United Bullion Group ), and Nicholas Brack (Aduro Asset Group) discuss China Currency Manipulation, it's currency peg to the U.S. dollar, how U.S. treasury sales are being affected, and how that could impact Obama's ability to spend & more on this War on Your Dollar segment of The Mangru Report, hosted by Dan Mangru.

Global stocks continue to pull back from last week’s gains, after Greece calls a referendum on its latest bailout plan. Investors flood into U.S. Treasuries and the dollar, pushing commodities down further. Pfizer raises its 2011 profit outlook.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar continued weakening versus all other major currencies as stocks and Commodities made advances following better than expected corporate earnings. Investors wait for the unveiling of the plan by European leaders to contain the debt crisis. Comments regarding progress made over the weekend summit helped stocks and higher yielding currencies keep their bullish momentum.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar rose against the major currencies as global stocks and commodities remain lower after Germany's declaration about Europe's debt crisis, which stated that there's no quick fix to the crisis. This led investors to prefer the US Dollar as a safe haven investment.

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Anthony Pulieri, Joseph Glenn Commodities Chief Investment Officer, calls Gold and the GDP dead on, again!

Countries around the world are racing to secure precious resources for their growing populations. And today, Kevin Kerr shows why few places offer as much of a variety and abundance of vital commodities than Africa.

Countries around the world are racing to secure precious resources for their growing populations. And today, Kevin Kerr shows why few places offer as much of a variety and abundance of vital commodities than Africa.

Global stocks rise after Germany and France vow to present a plan to recapitalize European banks. Dexia agrees to nationalize its Belgian retail banking business as part of a 90 billion euro rescue plan. The dollar sinks and commodities surge.

The selloff in commodities last week reminds Kevin Kerr of the brief pullback in 2008-2009, which was a hiccup in the decade-long bull market. He sees much more upside in the long-term, and names three ways to profit from the rebound in agriculture.

The stock market rout continues, despite the G-20’s pledge to work together to end Europe’s sovereign debt crisis. The dollar continues to rally, while commodities fall further. Hewlett-Packard fires CEO Leo Apotheker, replacing him with Meg Whitman.

As the global supply of oil and other natural resources is depleted, demand will keep rising in the coming years. Andy Myers presents Kevin Kerr’s outlook for commodities, and tells you how to protect yourself and profit in the markets.

Welcome to CRWENewswire, Stocks to watch. I am Yohemy Auerbach. INTL FCStone Incorporated - symbol INTL - reported that its Board of Directors has authorized the repurchase of up to 1 million shares of its outstanding common stock. On its Fiscal 2011 Third Quarter Financial Results, the company’s Adjusted Operating Revenues Grow 43% and Adjusted Net Income increased 80% year over year. INTL provides execution and advisory services in commodities, currencies and international securities. The company’s businesses serve more than 10,000 commercial customers in more than 100 countries through a network of offices in twelve countries around the world. Thank you for tuning in, I’m Yohemy Auerbach. see you soon, right here on CRWE Newswire Stocks to Watch.

We are putting out this Commodities & Currencies Special Report because several of our CR News Reports© Members called us today in a panic asking us what's going on with silver investments...

Glencore is a commodities trader. It went straight into the FTSE100 in May 2011 and then the commodities bubble hit a wobble. Can it sustain its floatation price or will it go down like an, er, lead balloon?

Commodities prices have been rising for years, due to irresponsible money printing by governments around the world, especially the U.S. Kevin Kerr says food and energy inflation is only going to accelerate, and tells you how to take advantage of it.

Sentiment is souring on Wall Street, but there's a raging bull in commodities that you can't ignore. And it's not gold! Sean Brodrick tells you what this commodity is, what it's telling us about the global economy and how you can play it.

Global stocks fall after the Fed lowers its 2011 U.S. GDP forecast, and initial jobless claims rise. Treasuries and the dollar surge, pushing commodities sharply lower. The IEA will release 60 million more barrels of oil a day into the market.

Commodities, and especially food prices, are exploding as the population increases, the middle class in emerging markets grows and input costs such as fuel rise. Kevin Kerr says these trends will get worse, and offers tips on how to profit from them.

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Both gold and silver are becoming more important hard assets. The current administration has printed more money in 2 years than all the money printed from President Washington to Reagan. Wall Street mentions gold will grow over 30% this year. Will Bin Laden's death have an impact on the markets?

U.S. stocks may give back some of yesterday’s gains, as euro-zone officials fail to make progress on a new bailout package for Greece. The euro is sinking against the dollar, weighing on commodities. Pandora Media prices its IPO at $16 per share.

U.S. stocks open lower after May import prices post an unexpected gain. The dollar is rising against the euro, pushing commodities down. Oil prices decline after a three-day rally. William Dudley says downside risks to the economy have increased.

April consumer spending is the slowest in 3 months, amid higher costs. Commodities rise on the news, and the dollar falls, reflecting strength in the euro. The G-8 expresses concerns about inflation. Marvell Technology jumps after an upbeat outlook.

Stocks stall after disappointing data on GDP and jobless claims. Commodities rebound and the dollar falls after the reports. The euro gets a boost as fears about the sovereign debt crisis ease. Heinz, Tiffany, Guess and Big Lots are out with earnings

Stocks turn higher, as sovereign debt concerns are put on the back-burner. Goldman Sachs boosts its outlook for oil prices, giving a boost to commodities. Medtronic and Sanderson Farms drop on disappointing earnings, but AutoZone and GT Solar rise.

Claus Vogt offers six reasons why the current cyclical bull market is about to turn into a bear market. He looks at valuations, sentiment indicators, historical patterns, the coming end of QE2, trends in commodities, the dollar and emerging markets.

U.S. stocks may open higher following strong quarterly results from Dell. Target, Abercrombie & Fitch and Deere & Co. are also out with earnings. Commodities rise as investors await the minutes of the latest Federal Open Market Committee meeting.

The sell-off that started in silver and crude oil has spread to the broad commodity market. Here’s where Sean Brodrick thinks commodities could go, and how you could play it.

AGORACOM TV reports the best small-cap gold, metals, energy and commodities news every morning at the open. Today's show features: Fire River Gold - TSX-V:FAU $0.455, Intertainment Media - TSX-V:INT $1.28, U.S. China Mining Group - OTC BB:SGZH $4.00, China Industrial Waste Management - OTC BB:CIWT $1.08, China Green Material Technologies - OTC BB:CAGM $0.66

Stocks are lower, after the head of the IMF was arrested on sexual-assault charges. The euro falls against the dollar, sending commodities lower. Lowe’s disappoints, but J.C. Penney tops earnings estimates. NASDAQ and ICE drop their bid for NYSE.

The recent rally in commodities resulted from the Fed’s easy money policies, much like in 2007-2008, until the markets hit a tipping point. Mike Larson examines whether we’re about to hit another tipping point in the economy and the markets.

U.S. stocks may follow Europe higher, after euro-zone GDP rose at its fastest pace since 2007. That’s pushing the euro up against the dollar, and commodities are rising. Alibaba transferred control of its online payment unit without informing Yahoo.

Global stocks are lower and commodities are falling on concerns about the pace of the economic recovery. Oil industry executives defend their tax subsidies on Capitol Hill. A disappointing forecast from Cisco Systems weighs on technology stocks.

U.S. stocks may fall again, as commodities continue to fall after the IEA said higher gas prices are cutting into demand. China’s inflation rises again, prompting another increase in the reserve ratio requirement for banks. Cisco Systems disappoints.

U.S. stocks are set to build on yesterday’s gains. China’s April trade surplus was $11.4 billion, much bigger than expected. Commodities are rising. Microsoft is buying Skype for $8.5 billion. Dean Foods soars after raising its earnings estimates.

U.S. investors digest the April employment report, as commodities fall further after yesterday’s crash. Crude oil is now trading around $98 per barrel, while silver drops to $34 an ounce, and gold stabilizes at around $1,480.

U.S. stocks are set to open lower, despite positive quarterly results from Pfizer and MasterCard. Archer-Daniels-Midland and Anadarko are also out with earnings. Commodities prices fall as the dollar rises. Automakers are due to report April sales.

Dr. Michelle Craig McDonald – Assistant Professor of History, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, in the 4th of the Raymond N. Beebe Law Firm Historical Lectures. LECTURE: "Revolutions in Trade:" Sugar was king of the Atlantic world’s plantation system in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, but by the beginning of the nineteenth century had been surpassed by coffee which to this day remains one of the top five commodities traded worldwide.

Larry Edelson can’t overemphasize how wild and wooly these markets are becoming, and how important it is that you keep an eye on all your investments. The dollar on the downside. Commodities are past their vulnerable periods. And more!

Commodities are red-hot, and agricultural commodities are really cooking. Sean Brodrick look sat an agricultural commodity that is heading higher. There’s a fund that lets you play this move for potentially big profits.

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While the rest of the world is raising rates to combat inflation, our central bank is dragging its feet. The Fed is keeping the liquidity spigots open, once again helping enable speculators in commodities with all the easy money they need.

Q & A: Rep. Sewell and Bullard discuss the needed Cattle Market Timeline in the US cattle industry during the House Ag’s Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management regarding the Wall Street Reform Act. http://www.r-calfusa.com.

Q & A: Bill Bullard discusses the need for transparency in the US cattle industry during the House Agriculture’s Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management regarding the Wall Street Reform Act. http://www.r-calfusa.com.

Q & A: Rep. Boswell, Rep.Conaway and Bullard discuss the current path of the US cattle industry during the House Agriculture’s Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management regarding the Wall Street Reform Act.http://www.r-calfusa.com.

Q & A: Rep. Boswell asked Bullard about Price Discovery in the U.S. cattle market during the House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management regarding the Wall Street Reform Act. http://www.r-calfusa.com

R-CALF USA CEO Bullard testifies before the House Agriculture Committee’s Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management regarding the Wall Street Reform Act for more information visit http://www.r-calfusa.com