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»	Japanese Yen May Strengthen as Traders Seek Safety (DailyFX)
»	British Pound Volatility Ahead on Bank of England Rate Decision (DailyFX) British Pound Volatility Ahead on Bank of England Rate Decision Fundamental Forecast for British Pound: Neutral - Technical Positioning Hints Pound to Reverse Lower vs US Dollar - Rates Outlook Key as British Pound Clings to UK-US Libor Spread The British Pound may turn volatile in the week ahead as the Bank of England delivers the first rate decision based on an updated inflation outlook taking into account the government’s austerity budget.
»	Dollar Ends Flat As Strong Manufacturing and Consumer Sentiment Data Offset Slower Pace of Growth (DailyFX) • Dollar Ends Flat As Strong Manufacturing and Consumer Sentiment Data Offset Slower Pace of Growth • Euro to Face Whipsaw Price Action Ahead of ECB Rate Decision • British Pound Ends the Week as the Second Best Performing G10 Currency Against U.S.
»	CANADA FX DEBT-C$ overcomes GDP worry and rises, bonds up (at Reuters)
»	Dollar sinks to 8-month low vs yen as growth slows (AP) Weakening U.S. economic growth and worried comments from Federal Reserve officials drove the dollar to an 8-month low Friday against the Japanese yen.
»	FOREX-Dollar falls to 8-month low vs yen on U.S. data (at Reuters) * Dollar hits 8-month low vs yen, third month of declines * Euro falls vs dollar on Friday; snaps 7-month decline * U.S. 2nd-quarter growth slows to 2.4 pct on imports
»	Currencies: Dollar posts small gains vs euro after U.S. data (at MarketWatch) The U.S. dollar gave up some of its earlier gains against the euro Friday.
»	IMM-Speculators increase net short dollar position-CFTC (at Reuters)
»	Barclays raises forecast for euro (at MarketWatch) Barclays Capital raised its forecast for the euro versus the dollar Friday and now expects the shared currency to fall less over the next few months as previously predicted. The euro will decline to $1.27 in the next month, compared to a previous forecast for it to fall to $1.20 from $1.3065 currently.
»	MONEY MARKETS-Dollar interbank rates fall, euro rates dip (at Reuters) * Three-month dollar Libor hits lowest since mid-May * Eurodollar futures hit contract highs on low-rate view * Key euro lending costs dip, halting long run of rises
»	Currencies: Dollar pares gains after U.S. data (at MarketWatch) The U.S. dollar gave up some of its earlier gains against the euro at midday Friday.
»	Currency Crosses: Technical Outlook 07/30 (DailyFX) The Euro crosses are mixed while the Yen crosses show signs of topping.
»	Nikkei Falls on Strong Yen (at The Wall Street Journal) Nikkei Falls on Strong Yen Japanese shares fell as weak economic indicators and a strong yen dragging down most exporters despite upbeat results from blue-chips such as Sony.
»	Eurozone inflation hits 20-month high (at Financial Times) Eurozone inflation has risen to a 20-month high while unemployment in the 16-country region has stabilised at 10 per cent of the workforce, but the European Central Bank is still expected at next week s interest rate setting meeting to sit firmly on its hands.
»	Friday FX Brief: Yen Rises to 2010 High per Dollar (at Seeking Alpha)
»	Currencies: Dollar higher after U.S. GDP, confidence data (at MarketWatch) The U.S. dollar held onto gains as investors wariness of riskier assets fuels demand for the relative safety of the U.S. dollar.
»	Treasurys, dollar up after confidence data (at MarketWatch) Treasury prices and the dollar stayed higher on Friday after the Reuters/University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment was revised to 67.8 in July. A separate report showed manufacturing activity in the Chicago region came in better than expected in July.
»	Dlr pares losses vs yen, pares gains vs euro on PMI (at Reuters) The dollar pared losses against the Japanese yen and pared gains versus the euro on Friday after a report showed business activity in the U.S. Midwest grew more than expected this month.
»	Currencies: Dollar pares gains after U.S. GDP data (at MarketWatch) The U.S. dollar pares gains versus most major as the first official estimate of second-quarter U.S. economic growth comes in below expectations.
»	Dollar falls to session low versus yen (at Reuters) The U.S. dollar extended losses versus the Japanese yen on Friday to hit a session low beneath 86 yen in the aftermath of a U.S. GDP report. For details, see
»	Treasurys gain, dollar stays up after GDP (at MarketWatch) Treasury prices climbed slightly and the dollar pared gains after a report said the U.S. economy grew 2.4% in the second quarter, a little lower than many analysts expected, but following a first-quarter that was revised much higher than initially reported.
»	Euro, British Pound Lose Ground as Market Sentiment Falters, U.S. 2Q GDP on Tap (DailyFX) The Euro pulled back on Friday and slipped to a low of 1.2980 during the overnight trade as investors scaled back their appetite for risk, and the shift in mark sentiment could lead the EUR/USD to retrace the advance from earlier this week as the economic docket is expected to show the world?s largest economy expanding at a slower pace in the second quarter.
»	Currencies: Dollar pushes higher ahead of U.S. GDP data (at MarketWatch) The U.S. dollar is higher versus most major counterparts other than the Japanese yen as investors appetite for risk remained subdued ahead of the first official estimate of second-quarter U.S. economic growth.
»	Japan stays out of FX mkt in July as yen rises vs dlr (at Reuters) Japan s Ministry of Finance said on Friday it did not intervene in the foreign exchange market from June 29 to July 28, when the yen touched its highest level against the dollar since December.
»	U.S. Dollar Trades With Mixed Tone (at TheStreet.com) The U.S. dollar has been trading with a mixed tone ahead of Friday s second-quarter gross domestic product data from the U.S.

BERITA EKONOMI LAINNYA

»	Pakistan Raises Key Policy Rate To Rein In Inflation Pakistan's central bank has decided to raise its key policy rate by 50 basis points to 13%, as concerns about the persistence of inflation and the weak fiscal position outweighed improvement in the recovery process.
»	Revisions Show Recession Was More Severe Than Estimated The U.S. economy slid into its downturn somewhat faster and more severely than previously estimated, according to new information from the Commerce Department. The department's Bureau of Economic Analysis Friday released its annual revisions to previously published data on the Gross Domestic Product figures for 2007 through 2009.
»	Chicago Business Barometer Shows Unexpected Acceleration In Growth After reporting slowdowns in the pace of expansion in Chicago-area business activity in the two previous months, the Institute for Supply Management - Chicago released a report on Friday showing an unexpected acceleration in the pace of growth in the month of July. The ISM Chicago said its business barometer rose to 62.3 in July from 59.1 in June, with a reading above 50 indicating growth in Chicago-area business activity.
»	Russia's Central Bank Leaves Key Interest Rate Unchanged Russia's central bank left its key interest rate unchanged for a second month, as the economic recovery gained momentum and inflation slowed.
»	July Consumer Sentiment Index Revised Higher Than Expected Thomson Reuters and the University of Michigan released their final report on consumer sentiment in the month of July on Friday, showing that the consumer sentiment index was upwardly revised by more than expected but continued to show a notable deterioration in sentiment compared to June.
»	Chicago Business Barometer Unexpectedly Increases In July After reporting slowdowns in the pace of expansion in Chicago-area business activity in the two previous months, the Institute for Supply Management - Chicago released a report on Friday showing an unexpected acceleration in the pace of growth in the month of July.
»	Eurocoin Indicator Continues To Drop In July The Eurocoin indicator declined for the fourth consecutive month in July, but slower than in the previous months, data from the Center for Economic Policy Research and the Bank of Italy showed Friday.
»	Q2 GDP Points To Slowdown In Pace Of Economic Recovery U.S. economic activity increased at a slightly slower than expected pace in the second quarter, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Friday, with the report also showing a notable upward revision to the pace of growth in the first quarter. The report showed that gross domestic product increased at an annual rate of 2.4 percent in the second quarter compared to the revised 3.7 percent jump seen in the first quarter.
»	Q2 GDP Increases Slightly Less Than Expected U.S. economic activity increased at a slightly slower than expected pace in the second quarter, according to a report released by the Commerce Department on Friday, with the report also showing a notable upward revision to the pace of growth in the first quarter.
»	Irish Central Bank: Eurozone Likely To Maintain Gradual Recovery The euro area recovery is expected to continue, but at a more gradual pace than anticipated earlier, the Irish central bank said in its quarterly bulletin released on Friday.
»	SAFE Chairman: Chinese Economy Likely To Grow Over 9% In 2010 China's economic growth this year will be over 9% and the economy is the second biggest in the world now, head of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange Yi Gang said Friday.
»	Moody's Lowers Iceland's Rating Outlook To Negative From Stable Moody's Investors Service on Thursday changed the outlook for Iceland's Baa3 local and foreign currency government bond ratings to negative from stable.
»	Eurozone Inflation Hits 20-Month High; Jobless Rate Remains Stable Eurozone annual inflation rose to a 20-month high in July. But this surge in inflation is likely to be temporary as the large amount of spare capacity as well as gradual economic recovery is expected to temper price growth.
»	Italy's Jobless Rate Drops Unexpectedly In June Italy's jobless rate unexpectedly eased in June after stabilizing in May and April, data released by statistical office Istat showed Friday.
»	Italy's CPI Inflation Accelerates In July Italy's consumer price inflation accelerated more than expected in July, after slowing slightly in June, preliminary figures released by statistical office Istat showed Friday.
»	Italy's Producer Price Inflation Eases In June Italy's total producer price index, or PPI, rose 3.4% in June after rising 3.7% in May, statistical office Istat said Friday. Economists had forecast 3.6% rise. Producer prices have been rising since February.
»	German Retail Sales Drop More Than Expected In June German retail sales fell more than expected in June on a monthly basis, following a sharp rise in May, casting a shadow over expectations that private consumption will turn positive in the near future.
»	Eurozone Unemployment Rate Holds Steady At 10% The eurozone's unemployment rate was unchanged at 10% in June, official data released by Eurostat showed on Friday. This was in line with analyst expectations.
»	Euro Zone Inflation Ticks Up, Though In Line With Expectations Flash estimate released by Eurostat Friday showed that the euro area's annual consumer price inflation rate increased to 1.7% in July from June's unrevised rate of 1.4%. The increase was in line with expectations. A separate report released by the agency showed that the unemployment rate in the euro area remained stable at 10% in June. These data should lend further support to the euro, which has been seeing some strength of late.
»	IMF Says U.S. Banks Need To Raise More Capital The U.S. financial system is still at risk, with smaller financial institutions potentially needing more capital to survive future financial shocks, the International Monetary Fund warned on Friday.
»	Spain Q2 Unemployment Rate Rises Slightly To 20.1% Spain's labor market woes show no signs of abating, after official data showed that the country's unemployment rate continue to rise in the June quarter, albeit only slightly.
»	Estonia's Retail Sales Rise In June Estonia's retail sales of goods increased 2% month-on-month in June at constant prices, Statistics Estonia said Friday. According to the seasonally and working-day adjusted data, retail sales remained flat.
»	European Economics Preview: Eurozone Unemployment Data Due Unemployment and inflation data from the eurozone along with retail sales data for Germany are due on Friday, headlining a busy day for European economic news. All times in ET.
»	U.K. Consumer Confidence Falls Again British consumer confidence declined for the fifth straight month in July, with consumers growing more cautious of the outlook for the economy and their personal finances, the results of a closely watched survey showed on Friday. The deteriorating confidence raises the risk of the economy slumping to a double-dip recession.
»	Japan Industrial Production Falls 1.5% On Month An index measuring industrial output in Japan was down a seasonally adjusted 1.5 percent in June compared to the previous month, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said in a preliminary report on Friday, posting a score of 94.7.
»	U.K. Consumer Confidence Drops For Fifth Month British consumer confidence declined for the fifth straight month in July, with consumers growing more cautious of the outlook for the economy and their personal finances, the results of a closely watched survey showed on Friday. The deteriorating confidence raises the risk of the economy slumping to a double-dip recession.
»	Japan Manufacturing Growth Slows Markit Economics said on Friday that the Japan Nomura / JMMA manufacturing purchasing managers' index fell to a seasonally adjusted 52.8 in July from 53.9 in the previous month - a four month low.
»	Australia Private Sector Lending Rises In June Total credit provided to the private sector by Australia's financial intermediaries rose in June but at a slower pace than in May, official figures showed on Friday.
»	South Korean Industrial Production Rises 1.4% In June Industrial output in South Korea jumped a seasonally adjusted 1.4 percent in June compared to the previous month, Statistics Korea said on Friday - expanding for the 12th consecutive month.
»	Japan Industrial Output Eases 1.5% On Month In June Industrial production in Japan declined 1.5 percent in June compared to the previous month, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said in a preliminary report on Friday.

EROPA (EURO)

»	Greece turns to military to restore fuel supplies (AP) AP - Greece said Friday it will use military trucks, navy vessels and commandeered fuel tankers to restore gasoline supplies cut by a strike that has hurt the country's industry and vital tourism trade at the height of vacation season.
»	FTSE ends lower on US growth data (AFP) AFP - Leading shares in London slipped lower on Friday after weaker-than-expected US growth figures stirred concern about the strength of the economic recovery, dealers said.
»	European stocks falter before US output data (AFP) AFP - Europe's main stock markets fell on Friday as investors looked ahead to key economic growth figures from the United States, after dissecting news of a major takeover, company earnings and eurozone data.
»	Italy seeks private sponsors to restore Colosseum (AP) AP - Italian officials are seeking to raise some euro25 million (about $32 million) in private money to finance the restoration of one of the country's iconic landmarks: the Colosseum.
»	Euro zone economic sentiment rises to 28-month high (Reuters) Reuters - Euro zone economic sentiment rose strongly in July, buoyed by figures from Germany that point to a recovery as the currency area overcomes the sovereign debt crisis, but the outlook remains uncertain.
»	German jobless rate edges up to 7.6 percent (AP) AP - Germany's unemployment rate edged up slightly to 7.6 percent in July from 7.5 percent the previous month as summer vacations started, but the labor market is still on the road to recovery, new data showed Thursday.
»	Eurozone economic confidence 'highest in two years' (AFP) AFP - Business and consumer confidence in the 16-nation eurozone jumped in July to its highest level in more than two years, driven by regional powerhouse German, the European Union said Thursday.
»	Police question French minister in L'Oreal affair (AP) AP - Police on Thursday questioned the French labor minister about his relationship with the billionaire L'Oreal cosmetics heiress in an investigation into a scandal that has reached the highest levels of President Nicolas Sarkozy's government.
»	Eurozone economic sentiment up again in July (AP) AP - Economic sentiment in the 16 countries that use the euro is at its highest level for over two years, the European Commission said Thursday.
»	British PM works to deepen Indian economic ties (AP) AP - British Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday that his visit to India had deeply strengthened the bonds between Britain and its former colony, whose burgeoning economy he wants to help his own country recover from a brutal recession.
»	Chemicals maker BASF sees Q2 earnings triple (AP) AP - Second-quarter profits at BASF SE more than tripled as a recovering global economy boosted demand and industry restocked inventories after the recession, the chemicals company said Thursday.
»	Siemens quarterly earnings up 9 percent (AP) AP - A strong increase in orders in a recovering economy helped push earnings at Siemens AG 9 percent higher in the most recent quarter, the industrial conglomerate said Thursday.
»	FTSE 100 edges up in early deals (AFP) AFP - London's leading shares rose slightly at the start of trading on Thursday as positive corporate earnings figures countered weak US economic data.
»	US economic data disappointment weighs on markets (AP) AP - An unexpected decline in U.S. durable goods orders during June weighed on stock markets Wednesday as it reinforced concerns that the recovery in the world's biggest economy is rapidly running out of steam.
»	Bank of England chief says stimulus still needed (AP) AP - The governor of the Bank of England said Wednesday that the need to stimulate the economy still takes precedence over concerns about high inflation at a time when the outlook for the global economy remains uncertain.
»	Summary Box: German consumer confidence rises (AP) AP - FEELING BETTER: A new GfK institute survey shows German consumer confidence is up strongly, rising to 3.9 points for August from 3.6 points in July. That's its highest level since November 2009.
»	UK's Cameron in India on mission to woo old ally (AP) AP - Seeking to win a key ally outside Washington and a booming business partner to spur Britain's fragile economic recovery, British Prime Minister David Cameron heads to India on Tuesday to lead his country's most brazen charm offensive in decades.
»	Former Northern Rock executive fined, banned (AP) AP - Britain's financial regulator has banned the former finance director of mortgage lender Northern Rock — the country's first major casualty of the global credit crunch — and fined him 320,000 pounds ($500,000) for misreporting figures on loan arrears.
»	UBS outshines Deutsche Bank as wealth turnaround nears (Reuters) Reuters - UBS flagged a return to client inflows this year as strong equities and forex trading gains helped it outdo Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) and other rivals, which were hit hard by Europe's sovereign debt crisis.
»	Good news gives Dow 3rd straight triple digit gain (AP) AP - The Dow Jones industrial average gained more than 100 points for the third straight day Monday after traders got some unexpected good news about the economy.

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»	Wall Street marks best month in a year in July (Reuters) Reuters - U.S. stocks closed little changed on Friday, but Wall Street wrapped up its best month in a year after the earnings season rounded the final turn with a group of strong results that offset the impact of poor economic data.
»	UK's Osborne urges banks to lend, restrain bonuses (Reuters) Reuters - British finance minister George Osborne urged the country's banks to use strong first-half profits to boost business lending rather than pay large bonuses, in an interview published late on Saturday.
»	Eurazeo in exclusive B&B Hotels talks with Carlyle (Reuters) Reuters - French financial holding firm Eurazeo said on Saturday it is in exclusive talks to sell its B&B Hotels chain to U.S. private equity firm the Carlyle Group.
»	BP may sell German gas stations for $2.6 billion: report (Reuters) Reuters - BP Plc is seeking to sell its German petrol station chain Aral for around 2 billion euros ($2.6 billion), German magazine Wirtschaftswoche reported on Saturday, citing investment bankers familiar with BP's plans.
»	Jobs data, earnings latest test for stocks (Reuters) Reuters - U.S. stocks are unlikely to break above a key technical level next week unless monthly jobs data and consumer company results paint a more promising picture of the recovery.
»	Citigroup paying $75M to settle civil charges (AP) AP - Banking titan Citigroup Inc. is paying $75 million to settle civil charges that it misled investors about its potential losses from subprime mortgages as the housing bust hit in 2007.
»	Bleak outlook for economy as growth slows (AP) AP - The economy is still growing, just not by much. And until that changes, don't look for the jobs to come back.
»	ICICI Bank profit up 17 percent on better loans (AP) AP - ICICI Bank, India's largest private sector bank, said quarterly profit rose 17 percent as it cut costs and eliminated bad loans amid revived credit demand in India's growing economy.
»	Greece turns to military to restore fuel supplies (AP) AP - Greece said Friday it will use military trucks, navy vessels and commandeered fuel tankers to restore gasoline supplies cut by a strike that has hurt the country's industry and vital tourism trade at the height of vacation season.
»	Cuomo widens insurer probe with 6 more subpoenas (Reuters) Reuters - New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has subpoenaed six more insurers as the state widens a probe into whether life insurance companies have defrauded families of deceased members of the military.
»	IMF lowers Spain growth forecast, warns of 'fragile' rebound (AFP) AFP - The IMF on Friday lowered its 2011 growth forecast for the Spanish economy to 0.6 percent from the 0.9 percent it foresaw in April and warned the recovery "is likely to be weak and fragile."
»	Out-of-stock Kindle may mean new version coming (Reuters) Reuters - Amazon.com said its best-selling Kindle device was currently out of stock, leading one Internet analyst to surmise the online retailer was poised to launch a new version.
»	Michigan voters search for economic savior (AP) AP - Michigan voters frustrated over lost jobs, home foreclosures and budget deficits will vote in Tuesday's primary election for leaders they hope can move the state out of its economic morass.
»	Coast Guard allows toxic chemical use on Gulf oil (AP) AP - The U.S. Coast Guard has routinely approved BP requests to use thousands of gallons of toxic chemical a day to break up oil slicks in the Gulf of Mexico despite a federal directive that the chemicals be used only rarely on surface waters, congressional investigators said Saturday after examining BP and government documents.
»	Debate on death and taxes heats up as billionaires fall (AFP) AFP - The question of death and taxes has risen to the fore in Washington as the demise of prominent billionaires has underscored a fluke which allows big estates to escape taxes, but only for this year.
»	Fiat boss shakes up Italian labour (AFP) AFP - Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne is shaking up labour relations in Italy by strong-arming unions as he aims to create a global megagroup with US automaker Chrysler.
»	The Rebirth of Prague's Vltava River (BusinessWeek) BusinessWeek - When Petr Vojak was deciding where to settle down with his family last year, his aim was clear. He wanted somewhere peaceful yet central. Eventually, they decided on a new flat in a northern district along the Vltava river, which flows through Prague.

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