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This week we have some crucial data releases in the States and Europe that will impact the markets. Eyes will be on the European Central Bank and the Bank of England as they reveal whether they will change or keep rates on hold. We will finish the week with US nonfarm payrolls and employment figures. These results, and the growing threat of Hurricane Gustav, make this a potentially dynamic week in world markets. The dollar strengthen last week on better than expected core durable goods orders
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