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FSA chief admits wrong about urging UK to join the Euro

Posted on October 29, 2011 by admin

Lord Turner, the Chairman of the Financial Services Authority, has publicly stated that he may have been wrong about pushing the UK to adopt the Euro stating that he did not predict the sovereign debts of the EU and the … Continue reading →

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Gold Prices Rise as Value of the USD Decreases Further

Posted on March 17, 2010 by admin

Gold prices rise as value of the USD decreases further The value of gold increased dramatically in the last two weeks whilst the value of the US Dollar simultaneously decreased. This has continued the trend of investors favouring this precious … Continue reading →

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Euro zones faces its biggest challenge

Posted on February 6, 2010 by admin

Euro zones faces its biggest challenge yet The euro zone should hold good in the crisis of the national debt as it currently experiences its largest storm since its creation eleven years ago. However, the option of an exit from … Continue reading →

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