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Saturday, 23 November 2013

Weekly indicators for November 18 - 22 at XE.com

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 - by New Deal democrat

Weekly indicators for the week of November 18 - 22 are up at xe.com.  Generally good, but that interest rates are still elevated over their lows and are impacting the housing market is an increasing concern.

If for any reason the link doesn't work, go to XE.com, then click on the "forum" heading at the right end of the top toolbar, then click on the "Market Analysis" section and it should be the first topic.
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