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Italy's Prime Minister, Mario Monti, on Tuesday reassured the EU that Italy is on the right track to achieve the commitments agreed during Euro Summit talks on 26th and 27th of October. After a meeting with president of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, the Italian Premier said his new government can push ahead with bigger reforms than his predecessor. However, Monti also told journalists in his first visit to Brussels that his meeting with Barroso wasn't focused on weather Italy can achieve the economic reforms by 2013, but rather on potential institutional reforms in Europe as a whole. When asked about fiscal policies in Italy, Monti stated that all technical details will be discussed with Olli Rehn, European Commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, on Friday in Rome. For his part, president Barroso expressed his full support to Monti's determination of tackling the Italian problems. "In these times of crisis and despite huge economic head-winds, Italy is determined to tackle its ...

Jack Crooks believes that the depths of the credit crisis in 2008 marked a long-term bottom for the U.S. dollar, and that we’re now in the early stages of a new bull market. He lists nine economic and technical indicators that support his conclusion.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar advanced against the major currencies despite data from the USA coming out better than expected. Fitch said yesterday it may downgrade the credit rating for some American Banks which are exposed to the European market, if European leaders don't find a solution to the crisis soon. Wall Street closed negative as the NASDAQ fell by 1.7% and the Dow Jones by 1.6% respectively. Crude oil rose by 3.2%, closing at $102.59 a barrel and crude oil passed the 102$ a barrel for the first time since May. Gold (XAU) fell by 0.40%, finishing at $1774.3 an ounce. Today, the Building Permits are expected at 0.60M vs. 0.59 previously and Unemployment Claims are expected to come out at 396K vs. 390K previously.

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.

In some Christian nations hard economic times are leading many to return to church. That's the case in Greece, which is struggling with an economic and political crisis. In the midst of it all, more Greeks are turning to their faith... The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN http://www.cbn.com

U.S. stocks are set to rebound after ECB President Mario Draghi demands the implementation of measures to combat the debt crisis. The ECB buys sovereign debt to bring down borrowing costs. Boeing confirms a huge order from Indonesia’s Lion Air.

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The Euro traded mixed, falling earlier in the week on speculation that the debt crisis is growing. On Thursday, the Euro increased against the US Dollar on optimism that Europe is taking steps to deal with the debt crisis. The Italian senate ratified an austerity bill last Friday, voting for debt reduction steps in the hope of increasing investor confidence. Berlusconi resigned as Prime Minister, after the Italian parliament voted on measures to accelerate growth and reduce the Italian debt.

U.S. futures add to yesterday’s losses, and European stocks tumble as fears of contagion from the sovereign debt crisis intensify. Spanish and French borrowing costs rise in debt auctions. Crude oil drops to $101 per barrel, and gold prices decline.

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EC President Barroso warns of a systemic crisis in the euro zone, and the Bank of England lowers its global growth forecast. Italy’s benchmark bond rises back above 7%. Target rises on strong earnings, but shares of Dell and Abercrombie & Fitch fall.

President of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, on Wednesday admitted that the eurozone needs more integration in order to solve the current sovereign debt crisis. He also suggested that member states should sacrifice more sovereignty to Brussels. "Euro area Member States must now consult the Commission and each other before adopting any major fiscal or economic policy reform plans.", Barroso said.

The European debt crisis is getting worse by the day, and now, virtually all markets are starting to understand the implications. Larry Edelson looks at gold, silver, the dollar and U.S. stocks and makes specific forecasts about each market.

Capital Spreads. http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Capitalspreads.html What can the EU do to emerge of the debt crisis and to avoid similar cries like this in the future. So far there has been little coordinated action by EU politicians to really address the crisis to appease investors and that's why we are seeing such uncertainty and sell-off in equity markets. The market needs a radical solution to the situation.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar traded mixed versus the majors with very small price action for the first day of the trading week. The European debt crisis continues to be at the center of attention with rumors about an upcoming resignation from Greece's Prime Minister and denials from Italy's Prime Minister about stepping down from his position. Stocks finished positive on a choppy trading session.

Ron Rowland believes that a collapse of the euro is inevitable. To track the crisis, he uses exchange-traded notes that compare Italian and German government debt. He shows you how to use these instruments as an early warning system.

For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The Euro declined against the US Dollar due to Greece's uncertainty about the European debt crisis plan. Global leaders are reluctant to finance the European bailout, after Greece called for and then retracted a call for a referendum on the bailout.

European Debt Crisis http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/spreadex/Spreadex-review.html In your opinion what do you think the European Union must do to emerge out of the debt crisis and to avoid crises like this in the future? Simon Furlong, Sales Trader at Spreadex comments. Well, firstly they need to act in unison and speak with one voice. Too much in the last there has been conflicting views from different European countries. The response has been slow underestimating the gravity of the problem. The Eurobond would be a bit step politically but might help.

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For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... The US Dollar strengthened versus all major currencies after the Japanese government took steps to curb the yen's strength, spurring investors towards the safety of the US Dollar. In addition there is still concern that European leaders will struggle to contain the region's debt crisis. Wall Street closed negative as MF Global Holdings Ltd filed for bankruptcy, after speculating on European sovereign debt, driving stocks down. The NASDAQ dropped by -1.93% and the Dow Jones fell by -2.26%.

The “Bailout Rally” sparked by the European summit lasted just two days. Now, economic indicators suggest that the global debt crisis is getting worse, not better, and that a second recession is coming. Mike Larson tells you how to protect yourself.

US President, Barak Obama, on Wednesday told journalists in a press conference in Cannes that the most important task of the G20 Summit is "to resolve the financial crisis" in Europe. "I think it's no surprise that we spent most of our conversation focused on strengthening the global economic recovery, so that we are creating jobs for our people and stabilising the financial markets around the world", Obama said.

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Global markets stabilize as investors turn from the European sovereign debt crisis to the Federal Reserve meeting in Washington. Private employers added 110,000 jobs in October: ADP. Kraft Foods, Comcast and energy stocks top the earnings calendar.

Este documental francés, aunque claramente posicionado desde la visión de la Union Europea y de la OTAN, es el único documental directamente disponible acerca de la figura del para unos "Dictador brutal" y para otros "Líder guía de la revolución". Más allá de su punto de vista, que busca encasillar a Gaddafi como un terrorista, éste documental permite -si somos capaces- mirar más allá de la visión de los productores, identificar el juego de doble estándar que hizo el imperio del capital con la nación Libia y su economía, además permitiéndonos conocer la historia de ese remoto país y de su "líder político" desde la revolución de 1969, pasando por los años 70 y 80, el nacionalismo árabe, los movimientos revolucionarios palestinos, hasta los inicios de éste año en medio de la llamada "primavera árabe", cuando empezó la revuelta que tiene al país hoy en día en una cruenta guerra civil en la que la OTAN apoya fuertemente a uno de los bandos (los rebeldes) y ha bombardeado incesantemente a civiles y militares que defienden el régimen agudizando la crisis y creando una crisis humanitaria de proporciones. De esta manera, este documental nos permite tener más antecedentes para formar un juicio propio sobre la situación en medio oriente, la carismática figura de éste "líder", la Yamahiriya árabe (el supuesto "estado de las masas"), la guerra mediática contemporanea y tomar una posición clara frente a las ultimas intervenciones de la OTAN, así como mirar de manera critica los procesos de revuelta de medio oriente y como se pueden enmarcar, raptados -quizás- por el proceso del nuevo orden mundial. Este Documental no representa el punto de vista de la PCS, y debe entenderse, creemos, como parte de la progaganda del gobierno francés para justificar su participación en la intervención militar en Libia. Categoría:

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For more currency & commodity news & info, visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... Analysts have said that the Euro is still vulnerable as the euro zone needs to find the resources to expand its bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility. There also remain doubts about whether the fund's expanded size of 1 trillion Euros is sufficient to stem the crisis.

In this video update, Larry Edelson will share with you his answers to the most important markets he follows: Gold, silver, the dollar, and the Dow Industrials.

Global markets pull back after last week’s rally as investors look for more details on the EU plan to tackle the debt crisis. Japan intervenes in the currency markets again to weaken the yen. MF Global may declare bankruptcy and sell its assets: WSJ.

Global stocks pull back from last week’s rally, as investors look for details of the reform plan to tackle the sovereign debt crisis. Japan intervenes to weaken the yen. The New York Fed suspends MF Global, which reportedly is close to bankruptcy.

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.

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Euro leaders arrive in Brussels on Wednesday to resume discussions on the euro crisis. The 27 heads of state are pursuing a decisive plan to bail out Greece and to avoid further contagion to other larger European economies, such as Italy or Spain.

Finland's Prime Minister, Jyrki Katainen, on Wednesday told journalists waiting outside the European Council that recapitalization of bankcand strengthening the EFSF are the key points euro leaders need to agree on in order to avoid a possible contagious effect of sovereign debt crisis to other weaker economies such as Italy and Spain.

David Cameron, British Prime Minister, on Wednesday told journalists waiting outside the European Council that solving the current euro crisis is Britain's national interest. He also added that euro leaders will aim at achieving the "most comprehensive" solution possible.

Addressing the lover house of the German parliament, the Bundestag, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Europe should not take for granted that it has managed to secure peace for more than 50 years. In a key debate on the euro crisis, Merkel outlined the plans of EU leaders to create a secure future for Europe with the euro as a single currency. This clip shows highlights from her speech. English subtitles will follow later.

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Euro leaders met in Brussels on Sunday to start discussions on the euro crisis. The 27 heads of state are pursuing a decisive plan to bail out Greece and to avoid further contagion to other larger European economies, such as Italy or Spain. The second round of talks in Brussels is due to be held next Wednesday.

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.

Mike Larson says we’re getting to the point where rumors won’t work anymore. Investors want to see details — real, concrete steps to solve Europe’s debt crisis. And unfortunately, as Mike has been telling you all along, there IS no easy solution.

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Tension is building in Brussels. As European government leaders like French President Nicolas Sarkozy are openly discussing the prospect of European disintegration, the European Commission is stepping up its efforts to keep Europe together. Literally. The president of the Commission himself on Wednesday presented a plan to bring forward 50 billion euros in investments in infrastructure across Europe. Money to be used for new roads, railways, pipelines and digital connections. Barroso’s press conference immediately was followed by two other high-level Commission press conferences. Siim Kallas for Transport and Gunther Oettinger for Energy. The Commission’s barrage of ‘good news’ appeared to be an attempt to deflect attention away from the euro crisis and the looming default of Greece. Journalists were asked to stick to the topic of the press conference but some still managed to squeeze in question on euro crisis, getting Barroso to say that Sunday’s EU summit will not be the end of all of the ...

IG Index http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/igindex/Igindex-review.html What do you think the European Union must do to come out of the debt crisis and to avoid market crises like this in the future? David Jones, Market Strategist at IG Index responds. I think the problem at the moment is that no one really knows. In the USA they have tried to spend their way out of trouble, in Europe they had the austerity cuts - neither has worked perfectly. The problem is that the crisis has always been a few steps ahead of politicians.

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Will Brussels see the same type of protests like those on Wall Street? Several hundred young people from across Europe have walked to the European capital to protest austerity packages and ineffective political approaches to the euro crisis.   Among them, these Spanish indignados that arrived in Brussels on Saturday. Indignados is Spanish for ‘those who are indignant or outraged’ They believe it is the current political and economic system that has left their country with a youth unemployment rate of 45%. Their protest will culminate with a demonstration in front of the European Parliament on Saturday, when similar protests are scheduled for other capitals in Europe and elsewhere in the world.   So far, the movement here is Brussels is struggling to echo the demonstrations that have taken place in New York, where thousands of people have ventured the streets to make their voices heard.    But the indignados strongly believe that the global protest on the 15th of October will be a great success. They’re ...

IG Index http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/spreadbetting/IG-Index.html With the EU and IMF finally agreeing bailouts for the PIIGS countries, what is the focus now for the Euro? David Jones of IGIndex responds. I think as well have seen all the way through on this European sovereign debt crisis starting with Greece a year and a half ago they have yet to find a solution to tackle the enormous debt and problems facing the country.

For more Forex news & info, please visit http://www.ufxmarkets.com... Wall Street closed negative as the NASDAQ fell by 3.29% and the Dow Jones declined by 2.36% due to high concern over the Greek debt crisis. Crude oil fell by 2.68% - the lowest level in more than a year -- and closed at $76.20 a barrel. Gold (XAU) rose by 1.90%, closing at $1,661 an ounce.

Democracy NOW! DN! - My biggest fear was that the Obama presidency was was going to lead this generation of young people into political cynicism and political apathy says Klein. “But instead, they are going to where the power is. They are realizing the change is not coming in Washington because politicians are so controlled by corporate interest, and that that is the fundamental crisis in this country.” Published with written permission from democracynoworg. Provided to you under Democracy NOW! creative commons license. Democracy NOW!, is an independent non-profit user funded news media, recognized and broadcast world wide.