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FREE ARTICLEUS equities are headed for a stronger open after yesterday’s sell-off. European markets added 1-2% overnight but Asian markets tumbled over 6%. Dow futures are currently up 2%, S&Ps are up 2.3%, and Nasqdaq futures are up 2.4%. The Big 3 autom read this

FREE ARTICLEOil prices have fallen to the lowest level in more than three years and signs that the U.S., the world's largest energy consumer, may be experiencing the longest decline since World War II. Markets are increasingly concerned that the world wide ec read this

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FREE ARTICLE* Swiss Nov CPI fell 0.7% m/m and y/y rate slowed to 1.5% (median 2.0) from 2.6 * European calendar also has eurozone Oct PPI, seen down to 7.0% y/y from 7.9% * U.S. calendar has vehicle sales and store sales; auto makers back to Congress * CNY h read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD remains well bid vs. most of the majors going into of the lunch hour with the USD Index maintaining marginal support above the 87 handle. EUR/USD, down 0.33% to 1.2649, is trading in the lower portion of today’s range, and is in line with Fri read this

FREE ARTICLETaking their cues from overseas markets, US equities are pointing to a lower open with Dow futures off 2.3% and S&Ps down more than 2.7%. Nasdaq futures are off 2.5%. Shopping over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend wasn’t as bad as feared, but read this

FREE ARTICLEThe USD traded on a firm footing in Asia on expectations of rate cuts in the euro zone, UK, Australia and New Zealand this week. Over the weekend, and following data today, the expectations for the size of the rate cuts by these central banks became more read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD has maintained solid momentum this afternoon ahead of the early close. The USD Index, up 1.4% to 86.554, remains in the upper portion of today’s range between the 9-Day MA (86.634) above price and the 21-Day MA (86.36) below price. The USD Ind read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD continues to trade higher vs. all major currencies with the USD Index, up 1.25% to 86.624, trading just off intraday highs. EUR/USD, down 1.5% to 1.2720, has faced heavy selling pressure the entire day following November Euro-Zone CPI estimate, which read this

FREE ARTICLETreasuries are well bid thus far in the abbreviated trading day. The 30yr is up 22, the 10yr is up 17, and the 5yr is up 3. The 2yr is up 1. On the short end, yields are nearly flat -- and still in the abysmally low area. Fed funds are trading 0.625% at read this

FREE ARTICLEUS equity indices are lower across the board, following a mixed to lower session in Europe, with low volume expected today ahead of the early close. US equity markets may struggle to post their fifth consecutive winning session today, though lower volume read this

FREE ARTICLEOil prices are lower ahead of this weekend's OPEC meeting. The chariman of Libya's National Oil Corp. said yesterday that OPEC may consider a reduction in production to stem the sharp decline in oil prices as the world recession is curbing deman read this

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FREE ARTICLEThree month LME copper was quoted at $3,675 per metric ton, off just $21 from the Thursday kerb.  Lead, on the other hand, firmed slightly on some short covering. read this

FREE ARTICLEThe dollar was range-bound in Asian trading with impetus zapped by the US holiday on Thursday and the approach of month end. EUR/USD vacillated either side of 1.2900 with USD-JPY trading in a 40-point range caught mostly between 95.20-95.60. Asian sto read this

FREE ARTICLEUSD/CAD pushed higher in to the Canadian session and extended to 1.2356 highs in early trade. There was not too much behind the flows, with movement coming on the back of general dollar buying interest after it lost downward momentum in the European morni read this

FREE ARTICLEOil prices are lower after economic reports for the US and the eurozone showed a deepening recession that is expected to cut world demand for oil. The US Energy Department said in its weekly report that gasoline demand dropped 1.3% from last week. The Jan read this

FREE ARTICLEJPY traded on a supportive footing, with good size USD/JPY option strikes at 95.00 influencing in holiday thin trading conditions. USD 300 million rolled off at the Tokyo cut and more are due to expire at 15:00GMT today. Elsewhere, the JPY crosses hav read this

FREE ARTICLEGilt futures are lower in early trade, in line with Bunds. The domestic agenda is light today and trading is likely to be thinner than normal, with US market players on holiday. Data from Nationwide this morning showed house prices down 0.4% m/m in No read this

FREE ARTICLEThe US holiday and month-end will suppress trading conditions for the remainder of the week. The USD and JPY should remain on a relatively steady-to-firm footing, with trading impetus low and risk of a new 'bad news' development over the holiday read this

FREE ARTICLECable extended its recovery and moved above 1.5400 handle as the dollar continued to head lower in to the weekend. The move dollar move lower despite easier equity markets is a change of tact in sentiment, with risk reduction tending to favor the dollar o read this

FREE ARTICLEResearch in Motion shares fell to their lowest in a week in NY trading y/day, as word got out that the new BlackBerry Storm e-mail phone is in short supply, hampering the company's ability to sign-up new customers. RIM’s share fell 8.3% or $ read this

FREE ARTICLEEuropean stock markets remained sharply lower, with energy companies some of the biggest losers after crude oil prices seven-percent tumble the night before in US markets. US NYMEX crude oil rose 38 cents  to $51.15, but its seven-percent&A read this

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FREE ARTICLEGold maintained its hold above $800 oz as dip buying continued ahead of $808.00 in early European trade, which fueled a rally to $817.55 highs. Gold remained adrift of the Asian peak of $820.35, with upward momentum lacking after the dollar tempered overn read this

FREE ARTICLEBund futures are higher in early trading, after German import prices inflation slowed to just 2.9% y/y from 7.6% y/y on lower oil prices, thus indicating that the ECB's room for more rate cuts is increasing. Indeed ECB's Weber and Nowotny both i read this

FREE ARTICLEThe long bond sold off a bit into the close and finished up one and a half handles, just under the 127 mark (intraday high: 128-03). Today's strong move upward had retaken nearly all the losses from the past 3 trading days. The 10yr finished up ne read this

FREE ARTICLECable consolidated gains in to the London close, trading close to the 1.5300 level after it topped out at 1.5395 highs. U.S. equity markets have also pared earlier gains, which led to safe haven dollar buying. However, Cable is benefiting to a degree from read this

FREE ARTICLEOil prices have fallen and pared yesterday's 9% gain on concern that the rally was unfounded in the light of falling fuel demand. A Bloomberg survey predicts that a US government report tomorrow will show that stockpiles of crude and gasoline increas read this

FREE ARTICLEEUR/USD maintained a supportive tone, trading within close proximity to 1.2900 after it recorded Asian accounts highs of 1.2957. Monday's equity market gains were followed by firmer levels in Asia, which encouraged another bout of dollar selling pres read this

FREE ARTICLEEUR-USD maintained a supportive tone, trading within close proximity to 1.2900 after it recorded Asian accounts highs of 1.2957. Monday's equity market gains were followed by firmer levels in Asia, which encouraged another bout of dollar selling pres read this

FREE ARTICLEUK Alone Cuts Vat as Part of GBP 20bln Stimulus Plan <a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122754350445553305.html">WSJE1</a> http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122754350445553305.html Germany's Merkel and France's Sark read this

FREE ARTICLECrude shot through resistance at the key 50 handle overnight but could not break through resistance at 52. After the open, Crude retreated back towards the 50 level (trading as low as 50.20), but buyers rushed back in to send Crude flying through resistan read this

FREE ARTICLESilver was higher in premarket trading and rocketed through the $10 handle just before the open. It continued to rise during the floor session, topping off at 10.705. Although, it gave back some of its gains, it repeatedly held support at 10.35 read this

FREE ARTICLEEnergies have caught an early bid, with Crude re-taking the $50 handle after trading as low as $48.80 overnight. Unleaded is up 1.8% to 108.36 and Natural Gas is up 3% to 6.675. GS lowered its US Natural Gas forecast by $0.40 to $6.20 BTU, and also lower read this