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Middle-east tensions undermine US Dollar. BoE rate decision due today.

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Dollar fall Wednesdays following a rise in oil prices and continued concerns over the financial health of banks and mortgage lenders. Wall Street fell over 2% as rumours abound that investment banks still have large write-downs to declare. Merrill Lynch fell over 9% after Fitch Ratings indicated that it may cut the banks debt rating.

An apparent attack on the US consulate in Istanbul also added to negative global sentiment toward the Dollar.

Oil was trading at $136.50 barrel after rising above $138 after a sharp fall in US stocks and growing middle-east tensions. Gold was up 0.89% to 928.40, amid geopolitical tensions thus increasing the metals attractiveness as a safe-haven instrument.
The BoE will decide interest rate policy later today with little chance of a shift in rates. Recent indicators show the UK heading towards a possible recession. The ForexGen's provided services are all restricted and regulated by the international banking and financial regulatory standards. All our provided activities are supported by creativeness and modernization. Ambitious & motivated employees are working simultaneously to protect the customer's confidentiality. ForexGen is continuously providing the market's most competitive conditions.

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