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Forex Reader: News from XPRESSTRADE
Thursday, May 18, 2006

According to XPRESSTRADE reports, the US dollar is again showing loss after some improvements in the beginning of the week. It has been attributed to the rise in inflation rate in the past few days. Analysts feel that rising rates could put additional pressure on consumer spending. The unimpressive performance of the housing sectors has been resulted in a rise in inflation rate. Housing is always seen as the most important part of the US economy. Decline of the sector is bound to affect the growing economy of the country.

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Today's core consumer price report showed a rise of 0.3% in April, which was just over analyst projections of a 0.2% rise. The headline number was also higher at .6%.

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