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Wall Street: The bear is back
Stocks slumped Wednesday, with the Dow and Nasdaq ending in bear market territory, amid record oil prices, a 15% slump in GM stock and jitters about Thursday's big government report and ECB interest rate decision.
CNN Money

EUR/USD: How To Trade The ECB Rate Decision On Thursday
On Thursday at 7:45 EDT, the European Central Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to a nearly 7-year high of 4.25 percent....
dailyfx.com

The dollar peg conundrum: To drop or not to drop?
Many emerging economies are running record high inflation, but their central banks cannot deliver interest rate increases because of the dollar peg.
International Herald Tribune

Non-Farm Payrolls Preview: Will Another Month of Job Losses Hurt the Dollar?
Non-farm payrolls for the month of June are due for release this Thursday, but with the Federal Reserve no longer looking to cut interest rates, will the...
dailyfx.com

Retail sales up as housing starts dive
A SLUMP in housing starts has overshadowed better than expected May retail sales, with economists predicting continuing tight conditions and that interest rates will remain on hold.
The Australian

Dollar mixed ahead of ECB, jobs report
The dollar was mixed against major currencies Wednesday as investors await the European Central Bank's decision on interest rates and the latest unemployment numbers from the U.S. Department of Labor.
CNN Money

Personal Finance Daily: You may want to bail on your adjustable mortgage
The Federal Reserve has sent a pretty clear signal to the markets that it stands ready to push interest rates higher to fight inflation. If you are a homeowner with an adjustable-rate mortgage, you can pretty much interpret that as well as a signal to jump into a fixed-rate loan as quickly as you can.
MarketWatch.com

Job market: No bottom until `09
Economists are forecasting that the unemployment rate retreated slightly in June after May's big spike. But few believe that is a sign that the battered labor market is at or even near the bottom.
CNN Money

British construction activity falls (AP)
AP - Construction activity in Britain declined in June at the fastest rate in 11 years, a supply institute said Wednesday, and a major home builder said it had been unable to raise more capital ? both signs of worsening conditions in the battered housing industry.
yahoo.com

Credit crisis: One of biggest mortgage lenders drops rates
One of Britain's biggest mortgage lenders has cut some of its rates, raising faint hopes that the worst may be over in the crisis-hit mortgage market.
Telegraph

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