- Buffett sees inflation over long-term as a result of recession-fighting policies
- Eurobarometer survey: Europeans fear the worst is yet to come
- Fed to trim size of TAF auctions; beginning to unwind extraordinary liquidity measures as banking system recovers
- University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey falls to 66.0 in July from 70.8 in June
- Canadian finance minister Flaherty: Economy stabilizing; growth in third and fourth quarters; concerned about recent CAD rise
- Leader of conservative Blue Dog Democrats faction says US health bill dead.
- Oil extends rally, closes at $68.15, highest since July 1
- S&P 500 extend gains in late rally; end up 0.3%, up 4.1% on the week.
EUR/USD ended essentially unchanged today, straying only 20-30 pips either side of the all-too-familiar 1.4215 level. New York range 1.4187/1.4241
USD/JPY barely budged; New York range 94.67/94.97
Cable range 1.6391-1.6460
USD/CAD dipped briefly below the 1.0800 level but stopped short of challenging trend lows at 1.0774. New York range 1.0796/1.0856.
AUD/USD consolidated south of 0.82, ending at 0.8170. New York range 0.8133/0.8189.
