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US house sale recovery held back

Fewer Americans signed contracts to purchase previously owned homes in February because of limited inventory and access to credit

By Richard Nehme | March 28, 2013 10:08 GMT
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EUR/USD started the day at the high of 1.2840 before continuing to see Dollar strength on the bank of the Issues in Cyprus, the Euro spent most of the day on the back foot losing 0.7% and trading at a low of 1.2759 [...]

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