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Saturday, 28 December 2013

Weekly Indicators for December 23-27 at XE.com

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- by New Deal democrat

Weekly Indicators is up at XE.com.

While the tone is still positive, relative weakness spread into more of the long leading indicators and into several shorter term indicators.
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