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$ Dollar Tarred by Tariffs But Will NFP Be Its Savior? € Euro ? The New Reserve? ¥ Yen ? Risk Aversion Back in Play ? Pound ? Critical BoE Decision to Lead the Way ?

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China has drafted a plan to buy US$12.5 billion worth of U.S. goods including electronics and soybeans, a news report said Monday, in a possible effort to ease tensions ahead of a high-level meeting on trade disputes.

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It offers $660 million in concert with Pacific Equity Partners for the leading credit verification company down under.

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Stocks are poised to open higher Monday, helped by a $29 billion buyout of credit card and payment processor First Data.

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Renault dives in lower French new car market, Corrected for the same number of working days, CCFA said the March market was stable at up 0.6 percent.

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LONDON (MarketWatch) — Kohlberg Kravis Roberts on Monday agreed to buy First Data Corp., the credit-card processing firm, for $29 billion, making it one of the world’s largest leveraged buyout deals ever.

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Down to the wire negotiations yield largest trade pact for the U.S. since NAFTA.

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The dollar briefly rose in Asia Monday on a weaker-than-expected Japanese business sentiment survey but erased the gains and ended down on profit-taking.

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Stock Market Update - Mon Apr 02 09:16:46 EDT 2007, Banc of America Sec reiterates Sell . Target $117 to $105. BofA cuts their tgt

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Japanese stocks dropped Monday, led by exporters like machinery and auto issues, hurt by the release of a key survey showing worsening business sentiment among Japanese companies.

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