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สะเทือนใจหนัก!! เด็กหญิง ป.5 ผูกคอตายประชดแม่ ด้วยเหตุผลสุดอึ้ง ที่ได้ยินแล้วถึงกับจุกอกพูดไม่ออก

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Location: Investing.com - The yen traded weaker in Asia on Tuesday as remarks by Fed policymakers overnight shifted the ground slightly on rate hike expectations this year. USD/JPY changed hands at 112.11, up 0.15%. while AUD/USD traded at 0.7579, flat. Australia reports house price index data for the fourth quarter with a 0.1% gain seen quarter-on-quarter. In Japan, manufacturing PMI provisional for March is due with a level of 50.6 expected, up a few ticks from 50.1 in the previous month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.40. Overnight, the dollar edged moderately higher against the other major currencies in quiet trade on Monday, as the greenback continued to recover from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement and no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day. The National Association of Retailers said that existing home sales fell 7.1% in February to 5.08 million units from 5.47 million units in February. Analysts had expected existing home sales to drop by 2.2% to 5.34 million units last month. The greenback recovered from losses posted after the Federal Reserve said last week that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower.
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เคลื่อนไหวแล้ว !! (มีคลิป) คดีเสี่ยเบนซื แท้จริง เหยียบถึง 250 กม.ช.ม แถมยังพบสิ่งนี้อีก โดนหนักแน่งานนี้ !! 3.5K2

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Location: Investing.com - The yen traded weaker in Asia on Tuesday as remarks by Fed policymakers overnight shifted the ground slightly on rate hike expectations this year. USD/JPY changed hands at 112.11, up 0.15%. while AUD/USD traded at 0.7579, flat. Australia reports house price index data for the fourth quarter with a 0.1% gain seen quarter-on-quarter. In Japan, manufacturing PMI provisional for March is due with a level of 50.6 expected, up a few ticks from 50.1 in the previous month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.40. Overnight, the dollar edged moderately higher against the other major currencies in quiet trade on Monday, as the greenback continued to recover from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement and no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day. The National Association of Retailers said that existing home sales fell 7.1% in February to 5.08 million units from 5.47 million units in February. Analysts had expected existing home sales to drop by 2.2% to 5.34 million units last month. The greenback recovered from losses posted after the Federal Reserve said last week that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower.
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เปิดกันจะๆ!! "กระแต อาร์สยาม" โชว์หลักฐาน! MV ใส่กันแบบนี้ กระจ่างช่วงล่างเพราะอะไรถึงเหมือนไม่ใส่!???

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Location: Investing.com - The yen traded weaker in Asia on Tuesday as remarks by Fed policymakers overnight shifted the ground slightly on rate hike expectations this year. USD/JPY changed hands at 112.11, up 0.15%. while AUD/USD traded at 0.7579, flat. Australia reports house price index data for the fourth quarter with a 0.1% gain seen quarter-on-quarter. In Japan, manufacturing PMI provisional for March is due with a level of 50.6 expected, up a few ticks from 50.1 in the previous month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.40. Overnight, the dollar edged moderately higher against the other major currencies in quiet trade on Monday, as the greenback continued to recover from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement and no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day. The National Association of Retailers said that existing home sales fell 7.1% in February to 5.08 million units from 5.47 million units in February. Analysts had expected existing home sales to drop by 2.2% to 5.34 million units last month. The greenback recovered from losses posted after the Federal Reserve said last week that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower.
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ช็อกหนักมาก!! สาวหน้าตาดีโดนแฟนทำร้าย ขู่ปล่อยคลิป แต่ถ้าได้รู้โปรไฟล์ผู้ชาย อึ้งไปตามๆกัน!???

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Location: Investing.com - The yen traded weaker in Asia on Tuesday as remarks by Fed policymakers overnight shifted the ground slightly on rate hike expectations this year. USD/JPY changed hands at 112.11, up 0.15%. while AUD/USD traded at 0.7579, flat. Australia reports house price index data for the fourth quarter with a 0.1% gain seen quarter-on-quarter. In Japan, manufacturing PMI provisional for March is due with a level of 50.6 expected, up a few ticks from 50.1 in the previous month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.40. Overnight, the dollar edged moderately higher against the other major currencies in quiet trade on Monday, as the greenback continued to recover from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement and no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day. The National Association of Retailers said that existing home sales fell 7.1% in February to 5.08 million units from 5.47 million units in February. Analysts had expected existing home sales to drop by 2.2% to 5.34 million units last month. The greenback recovered from losses posted after the Federal Reserve said last week that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower.
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โคตรอึ้ง !! สวยขนาดนี้เชียว หน้าสด ของ “นิกกี้ พริตตี้ “ 100 ล้าน !!! ไม่อยากเชื่อไร้เมคอัพยังสวยขนาดนี้ !

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Location: Investing.com - The yen traded weaker in Asia on Tuesday as remarks by Fed policymakers overnight shifted the ground slightly on rate hike expectations this year. USD/JPY changed hands at 112.11, up 0.15%. while AUD/USD traded at 0.7579, flat. Australia reports house price index data for the fourth quarter with a 0.1% gain seen quarter-on-quarter. In Japan, manufacturing PMI provisional for March is due with a level of 50.6 expected, up a few ticks from 50.1 in the previous month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.40. Overnight, the dollar edged moderately higher against the other major currencies in quiet trade on Monday, as the greenback continued to recover from the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement and no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day. The National Association of Retailers said that existing home sales fell 7.1% in February to 5.08 million units from 5.47 million units in February. Analysts had expected existing home sales to drop by 2.2% to 5.34 million units last month. The greenback recovered from losses posted after the Federal Reserve said last week that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower.
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ใจแทบขาด!!! หนุ่มไบค์เกอร์ทรุดตัวร้องไห้ข้างศพคนรัก หลังเกิดอุบัติเหตุชนกับรถกระบะจนแฟนที่นั่งซ้อนท้ายมาด้วยเสียชีวิตคาที่!!!

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Location: Investing.com - The Investing.com weekly sentiment index published on Monday revealed that speculators scaled back their bullish yen bets in the week ending March 18. According to the report, 45.4% of market participants held long positions in USD/JPY as of last week, rising sharply from 34.1% in the preceding week. Meanwhile, 23.2% of investors held long positions in EUR/USD, down from 26.7% a week earlier, 46.6% of investors were long GBP/USD, compared to 32.1% in the previous week, while 46.8% of investors were long USD/CHF, falling from 48.6%. Amongst the commodity-linked currencies, 50.3% were long USD/CAD, declining from 55.2% a week earlier, 37.3% held long positions in AUD/USD, compared to 46.1% in the preceding week, while 37.7% were long NZD/USD, rising modestly from 37.1% a week earlier. The report also showed that 57.4% of market participants held long positions in gold futures as of last week, down from 60.5% in the preceding week. Elsewhere, only 20.1% of investors were long the S&P 500, little changed from 19.8% a week earlier. A reading between 50%-70% is bullish for the instrument, a reading between 30% and 50% is bearish, a reading above 70% indicates overbought conditions and a reading below 30% indicates oversold conditions. The Investing.com series of indexes is developed in-house. Each index measures overall exposure to major currency pairs, commodities and indexes, using data from futures exchanges and OTC providers on all long and short open positions.
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อ่ะย๊ากกกก !! “น้องคิตตี้” นักแสดงเด็กสุดฮา โตขึ้นแล้ว สวยขนาดนี้เลยหรอเนี๊ยะ ?

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Location: Investing.com - The dollar was little changed against the euro and the yen in quiet trade on Monday, as no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day and as the greenback recovered from the Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement. EUR/USD was steady at 1.1264. The greenback weakened broadly last week after the Federal Reserve said that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. Fed policymakers said the U.S. economy faces risks from an uncertain global economy, although moderate growth and "strong job gains" would allow it to tighten policy this year. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower. USD/JPY was little changed at 111.47. Markets in Japan were to remain closed for a national holiday. On Friday, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.13% at 95.18, off Friday’s five-month low of 94.61.
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ชาวเน็ตทวงถาม สาวศัลยกรรมเปลี่ยนชีวิต รัดทด หดหู่ จริงหรือ (ชมภาพ)

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Location: Investing.com - The dollar was little changed against the euro and the yen in quiet trade on Monday, as no major U.S. economic reports were to be released throughout the day and as the greenback recovered from the Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement. EUR/USD was steady at 1.1264. The greenback weakened broadly last week after the Federal Reserve said that it is likely to raise interest rates only twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. Fed policymakers said the U.S. economy faces risks from an uncertain global economy, although moderate growth and "strong job gains" would allow it to tighten policy this year. The euro came under pressure after European Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet said on Friday that euro zone interest rates could go even lower. USD/JPY was little changed at 111.47. Markets in Japan were to remain closed for a national holiday. On Friday, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.13% at 95.18, off Friday’s five-month low of 94.61.
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อ่ะย๊ากกกก !! “น้องคิตตี้” นักแสดงเด็กสุดฮา โตขึ้นแล้ว สวยขนาดนี้เลยหรอเนี๊ยะ ????

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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เมมเสียรูปหายหมด พอเอาไปกู้กับลุง กลับเจออะไรดีๆ ที่ชาตินี้ไม่มีวันลืมเลยจริงๆ !???

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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“นี่มันชีวิตตรูชัดๆ” คือมันใช่อ่ะ!การ์ตูนฮาตีแผ่ชีวิต เกิดเป็นหญิงแท้จริงแสนลำบาก!!!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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ใครว่าผู้หญิงไม่หื่น รวมสาวๆ แกล้งดึงกางเกงในเพื่อน พูดเลย....ถึงกับร้องลั่น !!!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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ความลับ!! "พ่อปอ" อยากลงรูปน้องมะลิใจจะขาด แต่ "แม่โบว์" ห้าม!! เพราะเหตุผลที่นึกถึงทีไรน้ำตาไหลทุกที....?

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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โดนขุดจนได้!! ดูหน้าชัดๆ "แอมมี่ บอกรักผัว" สมัยสก๊อยขายสบู่ หน้าเธอเป็นแบบนี้ ยังกับคนละคน !???

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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งานเข้า ขาเตียงสั่น ?? “วุ้นเส้น” จะว่ายังไง เมื่อมีคลิปหลุด “ชาคริต” กับ ดาราสาวในวงการคนนี้ ซึ่งแท้จริงเป็นแบบนี้ ….??

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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นิวเคลียร์ โพสต์สเตตัส "ก้าวต่อไป..ให้ได้" ส่อเลิกรัก เพชรจ้า

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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น้ำตาไหลพราก!! เผยความลับ “ปอ” อยากลงรูปมะลิแต่ “โบว์” ห้าม!! กับความหมายลึกซึ้ง ที่ได้ยินยังพูดไม่ออก!!(ชมภาพ)

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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กระจ่างเลย!! นี่คือเหตุผล โบ แวนด้า ไม่เปิดตัว ออโต้ ลูกชายตั้งแต่แรก น่าสงสารจัง!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held lower in early Asia on Monday in a light data day with weekend comments by policymakers out of China being parsed on prospects for monetary easing and stimulus. AUD/USD traded at 0.7594, down 0.18% with the currency closely linked th China's economic outlook, while USD/JPY changed hands at 111.54, down 0.01%. In the week ahead, market players will be turning their attention to Friday’s final reading on U.S. fourth quarter gross domestic product for fresh indications on the strength of the economy. Reports on U.S. durable goods orders and home sales will also be in focus, as investors attempt to gauge if the world's largest economy is strong enough to withstand further rate hikes in 2016. Traders will also be paying close attention to a number of speeches from key Fed officials this week, including James Bullard, Dennis Lockhart, Jeffrey Lacker, Charles Evans and Patrick Harker. Meanwhile, market players will be looking to Tuesday’s survey data on euro zone business activity as well as fresh readings on German economic sentiment for indications on the health of the region’s economy. U.K. consumer price inflation and retail sales data will also be in focus. Markets are closed Friday for Good Friday. Below-average trade volume in a holiday-shortened week could exacerbate any moves and increase volatility. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 95.08. Last week, the dollar recovered from a five-month low against a basket of the other major currencies on Friday, as investors bought back greenbacks ahead of the weekend following an aggressive selloff earlier in the week. The Fed scaled back forecasts for how high interest rates will rise this year following the conclusion of its policy meeting on Wednesday, citing the potential impact from weaker global growth and financial market turmoil on the U.S. economy. Investors and economists dialed back their own rate hike expectations in wake of the Fed’s surprisingly dovish outlook, with traders of interest-rate futures now seeing no rate rise before September. Against the yen, the greenback edged up off the prior session’s 17-month lows on Friday after Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said that he would closely watch foreign exchange market moves, sparking speculation that the Bank of Japan had intervened in currency markets. Earlier in the day, the minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January policy meeting showed that policymakers made two proposals, one to expand the bank's asset-buying program and another to add negative interest rates to asset purchases. According to the minutes, the BoJ eventually decided to adopt the negative interest rate policy after several members argued the move would help prevent external factors from delaying the eradication of Japan's "deflationary mindset".
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จำกันได้มั้ย??? “เคอิโงะ เด็กกตัญญู” ที่ตามหาพ่อญี่ปุ่นเมื่อ 7 ปีก่อน ล่าสุดจะเปลี่ยนไปแค่ไหนมาดูกัน!!

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from 5-month highs on Friday, slowing the momentum a Fed-inspired rally from earlier this week after the U.S. central bank slashed its interest rate forecast at a closely-watched meeting. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1206 and 1.1343 before settling at 1.1269, down 0.0047 or 0.42% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a three-day winning streak against the dollar when it surged more than 1%. More broadly, the euro has gained approximately 1.30% versus its American counterpart over the last month and nearly 4% since the start of the year. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Foreign exchange traders could use a bit of a breather after a hectic stretch, which included interest rate decisions from four of the world's top central banks over the last 10 days. On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sent the dollar spiraling to five-month lows by lowering its interest rate forecast through 2018. Citing increased global financial and economic risks and a soft inflation outlook, the Fed held the target range on its benchmark Federal Funds Rate to 0.25-0.50% for the second consecutive meeting. More importantly, the U.S. central bank slashed its year-end projection for the Fed Funds Rate to 0.88%, signifying two rate hikes for the remainder of the year. After raising short-term interest rates in December for the first time in nearly a decade, the FOMC said in its median forecasts that it could hike rates as much as four times in 2016. Last week, the European Central Bank approved a host of stimulus measures including pushing rates deeper into negative territory and increasing the scope of its comprehensive Quantitative Easing program. In a speech before the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy in Frankfurt, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard theorized that low interest rates may be causing persistently low inflation. While noting that the U.S. labor market is nearing full-employment and inflation net of the oil price shock is approaching the Fed's 2% target, Bullard argued that the FOMC's current policy position remains extreme. At its current level, the Fed Funds Rate is about 3% below the FOMC's long-run target, Bullard said, while the Fed's balance sheet exceeds its pre-crisis level by more than $3.5 trillion. "Prudent policy suggests edging the policy rate and the balance sheet toward more normal levels," Bullard said. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, gained more than 0.30% to an intraday high of 95.19, before falling back to 95.07 at the close. Since nearing 12-month highs at the start of the year, the index has slid almost 4%. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year fells two basis points to 1.87%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost one basis point to 0.21%.
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สูตรลดน้ำหนักเร่งด่วน พุงยุบ ด้วย “นมกับไข่ต้ม” 3 วัน 3 กิโล (ลองแล้วได้ผลจริง)

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from 5-month highs on Friday, slowing the momentum a Fed-inspired rally from earlier this week after the U.S. central bank slashed its interest rate forecast at a closely-watched meeting. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1206 and 1.1343 before settling at 1.1269, down 0.0047 or 0.42% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a three-day winning streak against the dollar when it surged more than 1%. More broadly, the euro has gained approximately 1.30% versus its American counterpart over the last month and nearly 4% since the start of the year. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Foreign exchange traders could use a bit of a breather after a hectic stretch, which included interest rate decisions from four of the world's top central banks over the last 10 days. On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sent the dollar spiraling to five-month lows by lowering its interest rate forecast through 2018. Citing increased global financial and economic risks and a soft inflation outlook, the Fed held the target range on its benchmark Federal Funds Rate to 0.25-0.50% for the second consecutive meeting. More importantly, the U.S. central bank slashed its year-end projection for the Fed Funds Rate to 0.88%, signifying two rate hikes for the remainder of the year. After raising short-term interest rates in December for the first time in nearly a decade, the FOMC said in its median forecasts that it could hike rates as much as four times in 2016. Last week, the European Central Bank approved a host of stimulus measures including pushing rates deeper into negative territory and increasing the scope of its comprehensive Quantitative Easing program. In a speech before the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy in Frankfurt, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard theorized that low interest rates may be causing persistently low inflation. While noting that the U.S. labor market is nearing full-employment and inflation net of the oil price shock is approaching the Fed's 2% target, Bullard argued that the FOMC's current policy position remains extreme. At its current level, the Fed Funds Rate is about 3% below the FOMC's long-run target, Bullard said, while the Fed's balance sheet exceeds its pre-crisis level by more than $3.5 trillion. "Prudent policy suggests edging the policy rate and the balance sheet toward more normal levels," Bullard said. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, gained more than 0.30% to an intraday high of 95.19, before falling back to 95.07 at the close. Since nearing 12-month highs at the start of the year, the index has slid almost 4%. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year fells two basis points to 1.87%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost one basis point to 0.21%.
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ฮากรามค้าง!! รวม 17 ภาพ ที่กูจะไม่ยอมเห็นคนเดียวแน่ๆ รับประกันว่าฮาไขมันกระเพื่อม ไม่เป็นจังหวะแน่ๆ!! (ชมภาพ)

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Location: Investing.com - The U.S. dollar slipped back toward five-month lows against its Canadian counterpart on Friday, after the release of upbeat Canadian retail sales data and as rising oil prices continued to lend support to the commodity-linked Canadian currency. USD/CAD hit 1.2941 during early U.S. trade, the session low; the pair subsequently consolidated at 1.2965, edging down 0.10%. The pair was likely to find support at 1.2897, the low of October 19 and resistance at 1.3134, Thursday’s high. Statistics Canada said that retail sales increased by 2.1% in January, exceeding expectations for a 0.6% gain. Retail sales fell by 2.1% in December, whose figure was revised from a previously estimated 2.2% drop. Core retail sales, which excludes automobiles, rose 1.2% in January, compared to expectations for a 0.4% uptick. Core retail sales declined by 1.7% in December, whose figure was revised from a previously estimated 1.6% fall. A separate report showed that Canada’s consumer price index rose 0.2% last month, disappointing expectations for a 0.4% gain, after a 0.2% uptick in January. Year-on-year, consumer prices increased by 1.4% in February, compared to expectations for a 1.5% rise. Core CPI, which exlude the eight most volatile items, rose by 0.5% last month, in line with expectations, after a 0.3% uptick in January. The Canadian dollar found support as oil prices moved back above $40 a barrel amid fresh hopes for a potential production freeze by major oil producers. Meanwhile, sentiment on the greenback remained vulnerable after the Federal Reserve left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. Fed policymakers said the U.S. economy faces risks from an uncertain global economy, although moderate growth and "strong job gains" would allow it to tighten policy this year. The loonie was higher against the euro, with EUR/CAD sliding 0.35% to 1.4635.
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จำกันได้หรือป่าว!? แม่มา ..แม่มา !!! “เอมี่ ธิดาวานร” หายไปนาน …ปัจจุบันเป็นแบบนี้แล้ว !

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from 5-month highs on Friday, slowing the momentum a Fed-inspired rally from earlier this week after the U.S. central bank slashed its interest rate forecast at a closely-watched meeting. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1206 and 1.1343 before settling at 1.1269, down 0.0047 or 0.42% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a three-day winning streak against the dollar when it surged more than 1%. More broadly, the euro has gained approximately 1.30% versus its American counterpart over the last month and nearly 4% since the start of the year. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Foreign exchange traders could use a bit of a breather after a hectic stretch, which included interest rate decisions from four of the world's top central banks over the last 10 days. On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sent the dollar spiraling to five-month lows by lowering its interest rate forecast through 2018. Citing increased global financial and economic risks and a soft inflation outlook, the Fed held the target range on its benchmark Federal Funds Rate to 0.25-0.50% for the second consecutive meeting. More importantly, the U.S. central bank slashed its year-end projection for the Fed Funds Rate to 0.88%, signifying two rate hikes for the remainder of the year. After raising short-term interest rates in December for the first time in nearly a decade, the FOMC said in its median forecasts that it could hike rates as much as four times in 2016. Last week, the European Central Bank approved a host of stimulus measures including pushing rates deeper into negative territory and increasing the scope of its comprehensive Quantitative Easing program. In a speech before the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy in Frankfurt, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard theorized that low interest rates may be causing persistently low inflation. While noting that the U.S. labor market is nearing full-employment and inflation net of the oil price shock is approaching the Fed's 2% target, Bullard argued that the FOMC's current policy position remains extreme. At its current level, the Fed Funds Rate is about 3% below the FOMC's long-run target, Bullard said, while the Fed's balance sheet exceeds its pre-crisis level by more than $3.5 trillion. "Prudent policy suggests edging the policy rate and the balance sheet toward more normal levels," Bullard said. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, gained more than 0.30% to an intraday high of 95.19, before falling back to 95.07 at the close. Since nearing 12-month highs at the start of the year, the index has slid almost 4%. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year fells two basis points to 1.87%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost one basis point to 0.21%.
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ล่าสุด!! หนุ่มถูกงูจงอางกัด พางูมาโรงพยาบาล ตอนนี้เขากลายเป็นแบบนี้ไปเสียแล้ว !??

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from 5-month highs on Friday, slowing the momentum a Fed-inspired rally from earlier this week after the U.S. central bank slashed its interest rate forecast at a closely-watched meeting. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1206 and 1.1343 before settling at 1.1269, down 0.0047 or 0.42% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a three-day winning streak against the dollar when it surged more than 1%. More broadly, the euro has gained approximately 1.30% versus its American counterpart over the last month and nearly 4% since the start of the year. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Foreign exchange traders could use a bit of a breather after a hectic stretch, which included interest rate decisions from four of the world's top central banks over the last 10 days. On Wednesday, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) sent the dollar spiraling to five-month lows by lowering its interest rate forecast through 2018. Citing increased global financial and economic risks and a soft inflation outlook, the Fed held the target range on its benchmark Federal Funds Rate to 0.25-0.50% for the second consecutive meeting. More importantly, the U.S. central bank slashed its year-end projection for the Fed Funds Rate to 0.88%, signifying two rate hikes for the remainder of the year. After raising short-term interest rates in December for the first time in nearly a decade, the FOMC said in its median forecasts that it could hike rates as much as four times in 2016. Last week, the European Central Bank approved a host of stimulus measures including pushing rates deeper into negative territory and increasing the scope of its comprehensive Quantitative Easing program. In a speech before the International Research Forum on Monetary Policy in Frankfurt, St. Louis Fed president James Bullard theorized that low interest rates may be causing persistently low inflation. While noting that the U.S. labor market is nearing full-employment and inflation net of the oil price shock is approaching the Fed's 2% target, Bullard argued that the FOMC's current policy position remains extreme. At its current level, the Fed Funds Rate is about 3% below the FOMC's long-run target, Bullard said, while the Fed's balance sheet exceeds its pre-crisis level by more than $3.5 trillion. "Prudent policy suggests edging the policy rate and the balance sheet toward more normal levels," Bullard said. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, gained more than 0.30% to an intraday high of 95.19, before falling back to 95.07 at the close. Since nearing 12-month highs at the start of the year, the index has slid almost 4%. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year fells two basis points to 1.87%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost one basis point to 0.21%.
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ดูไว้เลย! “สูตรมีลูกง่าย” เลือกได้เพศได้ จะเอาหญิงหรือชาย เวลามีอะไรกันต้องทำแบบนี้

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Location: By Anirban Nag LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar index recovered from a five-month low on Friday, but was still on track for a third straight week of losses, as investors cut favorable bets after the Federal Reserve appeared cautious about raising rates at a steady pace this year. The dollar was flat against the yen, having hit a 17-month low on Thursday, with traders worried that a sharp rise in the Japanese currency would elicit some kind of intervention from the Bank of Japan. The dollar was trading at 111.41 yen , off a low of 110.67 plumbed on Thursday that was its weakest since October, 2014. The euro retreated from a five-week high of $1.1342 to $1.1280, but was still on track to gain 1.2 percent on the week. All this saw the dollar index (DXY) trade 0.25 percent higher at 95.001, having fallen to a five-month trough of 94.578 in Asian trade. It was set to end the week 1.2 percent lower. "At these levels, the market is nervous about pushing dollar/yen too far lower just in case there is some response from the BOJ," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura. The dollar has fallen sharply since the Federal Reserve lowered its expectations for interest rate increases this year at the midweek Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Treasury yields have slid since the policy meeting, fuelling the dollar's fall. [US/] "Short-term speculators are leading the action. They appear to be selling the dollar and Japanese stocks in tandem, trying to probe for a bottom," said Kaneo Ogino, director at foreign exchange research firm Global-info Co in Tokyo. "They are testing to see if the trough of the recent 110-115 yen range can hold," he said. The dollar's post-FOMC weakness against the yen presents a headache for Japan. The country would like to see the yen remain relatively weak to support its exporters, but the market thinks Japan has to tread carefully lest it is accused of engineering competitive devaluations. The dollar's weakness poses a challenge to the European Central Bank, too. The ECB eased extensively last week, hoping to weaken the euro somewhat and boost inflation. But some banks are already revising their euro/dollar forecasts higher. Dutch bank ABN-Amro on Friday said it expected the euro to trade around $1.15 in the foreseeable future with a further adjustment in Fed rate hike expectations likely to see the euro touch $1.20. "The longer-term picture has changed for the dollar," said Georgette Boele, analyst at ABN Amro. "We think the multi-year bull trend of the dollar has come to an end. So if the range in euro/dollar is broken, it will likely be on the dollar weakness side, in our view." (additional reporting by Shinichi Saoshiro; Editing by Toby Chopra)
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หนุ่มวัย 20 ปี ผูกคอตายมา 3วัน แฟนสาวไม่เชื่อ เพราะเมื่อครู่ยังส่งรูปมาให้ดู พอแฟนสาวไปดู ถึงกับเงิบ??

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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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Forex - Yen gains as BoJ minutes show policy debate growing

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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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เป็นสาวแล้ว!! เปิดภาพ ลูกสาว “นิด อรพรรณ” (ทายาทพันล้านวัชรพล) โอ้โห..ไม่ได้ตาฝาดไปใช่มั้ย!?

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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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บุญตาที่ได้เห็น!! เมื่อมีคนโพสภาพรถคันหนึ่ง จอดติดไฟแดงข้างพระราชวังสระปทุมพอได้ดูใกล้ๆ ถึงกับอึ้งเมื่อพบว่าใครที่นั่งอยู่ในรถคันนี้!!

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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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แกรนด์โอเพนนิ่งซิงเกิ้ลใหม่เป็นที่เรียบร้อย สำหรับเพลงสะบัดของกระแต อาร์สยาม แต่งานนี้ดูเหมือนว่าไม่มีใครโฟกัสที่เสียงร้องครวญครางของเธอแล้วล่ะ งานนี้ฮะหมีของเธอแย่งซีนรัว ๆ แม่...  (อ่านเพิ่่มเติม)
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Location: Investing.com - The yen gained smartly as debate about the direction of Bank of Japan monetary policy grows among the nine board members, according to minutes of the January meeting released on Friday. USD/JPY changed hands at 110.90, down 0.44%, as investors see further measures to ease as unlikely after the discussion highlighted in the minutes. AUD/USD traded at 0.7672, up 0.31%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.09% at 94.68. Overnight, the dollar remained at five-month lows against the other major currencies on Thursday, despite the release of positive U.S. data as the Federal Reserve’s latest policy decision continued to weigh on the greenback. The U.S. Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 12 increased by 7,000 to 265,000 from the previous week’s total of 258,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to rise by 10,000 to 268,000 last week. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said that its manufacturing index improved to 12.4 this month from February's reading of -2.8. Analysts had expected the index to improve only to -1.7 in February. The dollar remained under pressure after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated.
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งานหน้าแตก! ชาวเน็ตแห่มุงดู แผ่นหลัง “ใหม่ ดาวิกา” ตะลึงจนลืมมองหน้ากันเลยทีเดียว! เกิดอะไรขึ้นมาดู!?

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Location: Investing.com - The Australian and New Zealand dollars moved sharply higher against their U.S. counterpart on Thursday, after positive data from Australia and New Zealand and as the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy statement weighed heavily on the greenback. AUD/USD rallied 1.02% to a fresh eight-month high of 0.7628. The greenback weakened broadly after the Fed left its monetary policy unchanged on Wednesday and said that it is likely to raise interest rates twice this year – and not four times, as initially estimated. Fed policymakers said the U.S. economy faces risks from an uncertain global economy, although moderate growth and "strong job gains" would allow it to tighten policy this year. In Australia, data earlier showed that the number of employed people rose by 300 in February, disappointing expectations for an increase of 10,000. The number of employed people declined by 7,400 in January, whose figure was revised from a previously estimated 7,900 drop. However, Australia’s unemployment rate ticked down to 5.8% last month from 6.0% in January. Analysts had expected the unemployment rate to remain unchanged in February. NZD/USD jumped 1.01% to trade at 0.6791. The kiwi also found support after Statistics New Zealand said gross domestic product rose 0.9% in the fourth quarter, exceeding expectations for 0.6% and after a growth rate of 0.9% in the previous quarter. Year-on-year, New Zealand GDP expanded by 2.3% in the fourth quarter, compared to expectations for 2.0% and after a growth rate of 2.3% in the three months to September. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was down 0.25% at 95.46, the lowest since February 11.
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แรงส์!! “ปันปัน สุทัตตา” ว่าไง?? ชาวเน็ตจวกยับ หลังจากใส่กางเกงแบบนี้จน…..โผล่!!? ( ชมภาพ )

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from three-week highs reached in the previous session, as currency traders responded to the aftershocks of the European Central Bank's decision to implement widespread easing measures at a critical meeting in the previous session. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1080 and 1.1210, before settling at 1.1148, down 0.26% on the session. On Thursday, the euro surged more than 1.6% against the dollar, following hawkish comments from ECB president Mario Draghi, enjoying one of their strongest one-day moves in three months. EUR/USD has closed over 1.11 in each of the last two sessions. Before Thursday's surge, the pair last eclipsed the threshold on February 22. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0709, the low from January 5 and was met with resistance at 1.1378, the high from Feb. 11. The sharp sell-off came one day after the ECB's Governing Council approved a comprehensive stimulus package at Thursday's meeting in a last-ditched attempt to stave off threats of deflation and bolster investor sentiment. The ECB lowered its marginal lending rate by 0.05 to 0.25% and cut its main refinance rate by 0.05% to a new record-low of zero. The Governing Council also pushed its deposit rate deeper into negative territory, by cutting it 0.1 to Minus-0.4%. At the same time, the central bank increased the size of monthly purchases with its bond-buying program by €20 billion to 80 billion a month and extended the program by several months through March, 2017. The ECB launched the comprehensive Quantitative Easing program last March in order to increase the amount of money supply available for banks to lend money to businesses and individuals. In addition, the ECB introduced a new series of Long Term Refinancing Operations (LTROs) on Thursday and announced that it will be purchasing non-financial corporate debt issued by companies established in the euro zone. Also on Friday, data released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed that net long positions in the U.S. dollar declined from $7.45 billion to $6.88 billion last week. It marked the fourth consecutive week that net longs in the greenback dipped under $10 billion. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, rose mildly by 0.18% to 96.23. Since nearing 12-month highs in early-February, the dollar has slumped more than 3.4%. Investors turn their attention to an interest rate decision by the Federal Reserve next Wednesday, following the completion of the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) two-day March meeting. While the FOMC is widely expected to leave its benchmark Federal Funds Rates unchanged, the U.S. central bank could provide guidance on its pace of tightening over the next several months. In December, the FOMC abandoned a seven-year zero interest rate policy by raising the Fed Funds Rate 25 basis points to a target range between 0.25 and 0.50%. Any rate hikes by the Fed this year are viewed as bullish for the dollar, as foreign investors pile into the greenback in order to capitalize on higher yields. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year rose by five basis points to 1.98%. Since falling below 1.75% in early-February, yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries have increased have moved higher in four consecutive weeks, representing their longest winning streak since May, 2013.
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'เกรซ'เจอพิษเว็บข่าวปลอม กุเรื่องจมน้ำตายคากองละคร

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD retreated from three-week highs reached in the previous session, as currency traders responded to the aftershocks of the European Central Bank's decision to implement widespread easing measures at a critical meeting in the previous session. The currency pair traded in a broad range between 1.1080 and 1.1210, before settling at 1.1148, down 0.26% on the session. On Thursday, the euro surged more than 1.6% against the dollar, following hawkish comments from ECB president Mario Draghi, enjoying one of their strongest one-day moves in three months. EUR/USD has closed over 1.11 in each of the last two sessions. Before Thursday's surge, the pair last eclipsed the threshold on February 22. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0709, the low from January 5 and was met with resistance at 1.1378, the high from Feb. 11. The sharp sell-off came one day after the ECB's Governing Council approved a comprehensive stimulus package at Thursday's meeting in a last-ditched attempt to stave off threats of deflation and bolster investor sentiment. The ECB lowered its marginal lending rate by 0.05 to 0.25% and cut its main refinance rate by 0.05% to a new record-low of zero. The Governing Council also pushed its deposit rate deeper into negative territory, by cutting it 0.1 to Minus-0.4%. At the same time, the central bank increased the size of monthly purchases with its bond-buying program by €20 billion to 80 billion a month and extended the program by several months through March, 2017. The ECB launched the comprehensive Quantitative Easing program last March in order to increase the amount of money supply available for banks to lend money to businesses and individuals. In addition, the ECB introduced a new series of Long Term Refinancing Operations (LTROs) on Thursday and announced that it will be purchasing non-financial corporate debt issued by companies established in the euro zone. Also on Friday, data released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed that net long positions in the U.S. dollar declined from $7.45 billion to $6.88 billion last week. It marked the fourth consecutive week that net longs in the greenback dipped under $10 billion. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, rose mildly by 0.18% to 96.23. Since nearing 12-month highs in early-February, the dollar has slumped more than 3.4%. Investors turn their attention to an interest rate decision by the Federal Reserve next Wednesday, following the completion of the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) two-day March meeting. While the FOMC is widely expected to leave its benchmark Federal Funds Rates unchanged, the U.S. central bank could provide guidance on its pace of tightening over the next several months. In December, the FOMC abandoned a seven-year zero interest rate policy by raising the Fed Funds Rate 25 basis points to a target range between 0.25 and 0.50%. Any rate hikes by the Fed this year are viewed as bullish for the dollar, as foreign investors pile into the greenback in order to capitalize on higher yields. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year rose by five basis points to 1.98%. Since falling below 1.75% in early-February, yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries have increased have moved higher in four consecutive weeks, representing their longest winning streak since May, 2013.
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ยังจำได้ไหม!! “น้องเล ลายสัก” ปัจจุบันเธอเป็นแบบนี้แล้ว แถมสักเพิ่มแล้ว บอกเลยแน่นเอี๊ยดเต็มแขน

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Location: Investing.com - The euro trimmed losses against the U.S. dollar on Friday, but remained under pressure as the European Central Bank’s most recent policy statement continued to weigh on demand for the single currency. EUR/USD eased off 1.1080, the session low, to hit 1.1149 during U.S. morning trade, still down 0.26%. The pair was likely to find support at 1.0944, the low of March 9 and resistance at 1.1217, Thursday’s high. The euro found some support after ECB President Draghi said on Thursday that the central bank did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. But the single curreny remained under pressure as the ECB cut its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The euro was also lower against the pound, with EUR/GBP retreating 0.70% to 0.7772. In the U.K., the Office for National Statistics earlier said the trade deficit narrowed to £10.29 billion in January from £10.45 billion in December, whose figure was revised from an initial deficit of £9.92 billion. Economists had expected the trade deficit to come in at £10.3 billion in January.
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ดวงคนเกิดราศี สิงห์ กันย์ ตุลย์ พิจิก ปี 2559 อ่านด่วน ! หมอลักษณ์ฟันธงแล้ว

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Location: Investing.com - The euro trimmed losses against the U.S. dollar on Friday, but remained under pressure as the European Central Bank’s most recent policy statement continued to weigh on demand for the single currency. EUR/USD eased off 1.1080, the session low, to hit 1.1149 during U.S. morning trade, still down 0.26%. The pair was likely to find support at 1.0944, the low of March 9 and resistance at 1.1217, Thursday’s high. The euro found some support after ECB President Draghi said on Thursday that the central bank did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. But the single curreny remained under pressure as the ECB cut its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The euro was also lower against the pound, with EUR/GBP retreating 0.70% to 0.7772. In the U.K., the Office for National Statistics earlier said the trade deficit narrowed to £10.29 billion in January from £10.45 billion in December, whose figure was revised from an initial deficit of £9.92 billion. Economists had expected the trade deficit to come in at £10.3 billion in January.
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น้องมิ้งค์ สาวมัธยมวัยใส เจ้าของฉายา “หน้ามัธยม..มหาลัย”

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie drifted in a narrow range in a light Asian data day on Friday awaiting the expected release of industrial output and retail sales data from China to set the tone. AUD/USD traded at 0.7454, flat, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.06, down 0.12%. EUR/USD was quoted at 1.1172, down 0.05%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 96.19, down 1.03%. Overnight, the dollar turned broadly lower against the other major currencies on Thursday, erasing a more than 1% rally after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut again. The euro initially weakened after the ECB cut interest rates across the euro zone to new record lows and boosted its quantitative easing program. The ECB wrong footed markets by cutting its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The bank also said investment grade euro-denominated bonds would become eligible for purchases under its asset purchase program. But the euro rebounded after Draghi said the ECB did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. In the U.S., the Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 5 decreased by 18,000 to 259,000 from the previous week’s total of 277,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to fall by 2,000 to 275,000 last week.
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เปิดวินาที “น้องไบรท์” ป่วยไข้เลือดออกหนักระหว่างอ่านข่าว “เรื่องเล่าเช้านี้” แต่ไม่มีใครรู้จนกระทั่งเธอเอ่ยคำนี้!!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie drifted in a narrow range in a light Asian data day on Friday awaiting the expected release of industrial output and retail sales data from China to set the tone. AUD/USD traded at 0.7454, flat, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.06, down 0.12%. EUR/USD was quoted at 1.1172, down 0.05%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 96.19, down 1.03%. Overnight, the dollar turned broadly lower against the other major currencies on Thursday, erasing a more than 1% rally after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut again. The euro initially weakened after the ECB cut interest rates across the euro zone to new record lows and boosted its quantitative easing program. The ECB wrong footed markets by cutting its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The bank also said investment grade euro-denominated bonds would become eligible for purchases under its asset purchase program. But the euro rebounded after Draghi said the ECB did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. In the U.S., the Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 5 decreased by 18,000 to 259,000 from the previous week’s total of 277,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to fall by 2,000 to 275,000 last week.
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โง่มาซะตั้งนาน!! 9 วิธีใช้แอร์ ค่าไฟไม่พุ่ง แบบเย็นใจ สบายกระเป๋า มีเงินเหลือใช้!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie drifted in a narrow range in a light Asian data day on Friday awaiting the expected release of industrial output and retail sales data from China to set the tone. AUD/USD traded at 0.7454, flat, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.06, down 0.12%. EUR/USD was quoted at 1.1172, down 0.05%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 96.19, down 1.03%. Overnight, the dollar turned broadly lower against the other major currencies on Thursday, erasing a more than 1% rally after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut again. The euro initially weakened after the ECB cut interest rates across the euro zone to new record lows and boosted its quantitative easing program. The ECB wrong footed markets by cutting its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The bank also said investment grade euro-denominated bonds would become eligible for purchases under its asset purchase program. But the euro rebounded after Draghi said the ECB did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. In the U.S., the Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 5 decreased by 18,000 to 259,000 from the previous week’s total of 277,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to fall by 2,000 to 275,000 last week.
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อึ้งหนักมาก!! ที่สุดวิธี "ถ่าย" แบบหมดใส้ ไม่ตกค้าง ง่ายเพียงแค่นี้ แก้ท้องอืดชะงัก!!!

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie drifted in a narrow range in a light Asian data day on Friday awaiting the expected release of industrial output and retail sales data from China to set the tone. AUD/USD traded at 0.7454, flat, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.06, down 0.12%. EUR/USD was quoted at 1.1172, down 0.05%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 96.19, down 1.03%. Overnight, the dollar turned broadly lower against the other major currencies on Thursday, erasing a more than 1% rally after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut again. The euro initially weakened after the ECB cut interest rates across the euro zone to new record lows and boosted its quantitative easing program. The ECB wrong footed markets by cutting its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The bank also said investment grade euro-denominated bonds would become eligible for purchases under its asset purchase program. But the euro rebounded after Draghi said the ECB did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. In the U.S., the Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 5 decreased by 18,000 to 259,000 from the previous week’s total of 277,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to fall by 2,000 to 275,000 last week.
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ไปไกลอีกขั้น เชอรี่ สามโคก ไม่ล้างรถ แต่ล้าง แผงโซล่าเซลล์

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie drifted in a narrow range in a light Asian data day on Friday awaiting the expected release of industrial output and retail sales data from China to set the tone. AUD/USD traded at 0.7454, flat, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.06, down 0.12%. EUR/USD was quoted at 1.1172, down 0.05%. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was last quoted at 96.19, down 1.03%. Overnight, the dollar turned broadly lower against the other major currencies on Thursday, erasing a more than 1% rally after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut again. The euro initially weakened after the ECB cut interest rates across the euro zone to new record lows and boosted its quantitative easing program. The ECB wrong footed markets by cutting its benchmark interest rate to a record-low of zero from 0.05%. Market watchers had been expecting no change. The central bank also cut the deposit facility rate deeper into negative territory, to minus 0.4% and cut the marginal lending rate cut to 0.25% from 0.30%. In addition, the ECB boosted its quantitative easing program by €20 billion per month to €80 billion, starting in April. The bank also said investment grade euro-denominated bonds would become eligible for purchases under its asset purchase program. But the euro rebounded after Draghi said the ECB did not anticipate that it will be necessary to reduce interest rates further, but added that this could change. In the U.S., the Department of Labor said the number of individuals filing for initial jobless benefits in the week ending March 5 decreased by 18,000 to 259,000 from the previous week’s total of 277,000. Analysts expected jobless claims to fall by 2,000 to 275,000 last week.
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ทอมหล่อ จิ๊บ เปิดหมดเปลือก ตัดมดลูก-ตัดนม เปลี่ยนโฉมเป็นชาย พร้อมเผยเรื่องเซ็กส์!

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Location: By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - Expectations for a fresh shot of stimulus from the European Central Bank on Thursday pushed down the euro and government bond yields in the morning, after New Zealand set the bar high with a surprise rate cut that sent its currency tumbling. Europe's main stock markets got off to a solid start, with London's FTSE (FTSE), the DAX in Frankfurt (GDAXI) and the CAC40 in Paris (FCHI) adding between 0.1 and 0.3 percent to the 13 percent they have gained over the last month. The euro was down at $1.0970 <EUR=>, while euro zone bond yields from Germany to Greece were slightly lower as traders did some final buying ahead of the ECB's 1245 GMT interest rate decision and 1330 GMT news conference by governor Mario Draghi. Having disappointed markets with an unspectacular package of measures in December, the bank's policymakers have tried to avoid stirring up speculation ahead of this meeting - although that hasn't stopped eager economists. The latest Reuters poll shows bets are on at least another 10 basis points being sliced off its already negative -0.3 percent deposit rate and the bank adding another 10 billion euros a month to its 1.5 trillion euro bond-buying program. The ECB has a huge range of options, though, from scrapping the lower price limit it is prepared to buy at, purchasing more risky types of asset backed securities to tiering its negative rates and being more targeted with its government bond buys. "The market is a bit wishy washy, not a whole lot is priced in because of the doubts over whether they (ECB) can really deliver," said Saxo bank head of FX strategy John Hardy. "So if you get some real innovation from the ECB you will see a big reaction from the euro. Especially if they can change the capital key (country-by-country purchase percentages) or there are new measures geared at helping banks' balance sheets." Oil prices, one of the main drivers behind the rapid fall in inflation which has been such a headache for central banks like the ECB, were steady in early European trading, with benchmark Brent futures (LCOc1) holding at just over $40 a barrel. The ECB will also release new economic forecasts later. They will not have captured the recent rebound in oil so are likely to show inflation this year at zero, or maybe even negative, which would be the first time ever they have done so for a year. KIWI'S WINGS CLIPPED The big surprise in Asia overnight came from New Zealand's central bank, which pre-empted the ECB by cutting its main interest rate to a record low 2.25 percent. The Kiwi dollar tumbled <NZD=D4> to $0.6618 as Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Graeme Wheeler cited China as a major risk to the bank's outlook for economic growth and inflation, reflecting global concerns over a slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy. "If China had a very significant and prolonged devaluation, it would in essence spread deflation around the world," Wheeler told reporters, adding that China was building up a number of serious imbalances. Asian stocks edged up meanwhile, encouraged by the previous day's rally in crude prices and expectations that an aggressive showing from the ECB later could see dovish reactions from the Bank of Japan, Fed, Swiss National Bank and Bank of England which all meet over the next week and a bit. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan (MIAPJ0000PUS) nudged up 0.3 percent. Volatile Shanghai stocks , however, dropped 2 percent after stronger-than-expected local inflation data was interpreted as a negative for the struggling economy. [.SS] South Korea's KOSPI (KS11) rose 0.8 percent and Hong Kong's Hang Seng (HSI) gained 0.6 percent. Japan's Nikkei (N225) climbed 1.3 percent. The dollar flattened out to 113.40 yen <JPY=> against the safe-haven Japanese currency in European trading after a minor wilt overnight while Canada's decision on Wednesday not to cut its interest rates kept Canada's dollar <CAD=D4> near a four-month high.
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ล่าสุด “เพชร” ลูกชาย “แม่พุ่มพวง” ได้ไปไหว้แม่ แต่กลับต้องเจอเรื่องที่คาดไม่ถึง…ฮือฮากันไปทั่ว!?

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Location: By Rebecca Howard and Jane Wardell WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates to a record-low 2.25 percent on Thursday, triggering a slide in the local dollar and sparking talk of a global currency war as countries seek to revitalize their economies in a world of slow growth. New Zealand's move to trim the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points follows the Bank of Japan's historic decision in January to adopt negative interest rates and comes ahead of the European Central Bank's policy review later in the day when it is expected to cut rates deeper into minus territory. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cited low domestic inflation and a deteriorating global economic outlook as factors in Thursday's rate cut, on the same day as Moody's ratings agency warned of a credit risk to the country's banks from tumbling dairy prices. RBNZ Governor Graeme Wheeler said policy makers were concerned about slowing growth in China, and highlighted risks around Beijing's unexpected devaluation of the yuan in August - a move that sparked fears of a global currency war. "If China had a very significant and prolonged devaluation it would in essence spread deflation around the world," Wheeler told reporters at a press conference. Given China's dominant role in the international trading system "by and large every other currency would be appreciating against the Chinese currency," he said. The specter of currency devaluations took center stage at a meeting of G20 policy makers in Shanghai this month, especially after China's August move stoked uncertainty over its currency policy and after Japan's surprise shift to negative rates. The G20 finance ministers however played down talk of beggar-thy-neighbor policies and agreed to inform each other in advance about policy decisions that could lead to currency devaluation. While Thursday's RBNZ rate cut wasn't aimed at bringing down New Zealand's exchange rate, Wheeler said that "pretty well most central banks would like to see their exchange rates lower." A decline in the New Zealand dollar would "be appropriate given the weakness in export prices," he said. KIWI TUMBLES The New Zealand dollar <NZD=D4> tumbled more than a cent and 2-year swap rates dropped to around 2.25 percent from around 2.45 percent late Wednesday as the RBNZ indicated that at least one more rate cut was likely. "If there was a strong rationale for today's cut it was that the RBNZ wanted to shock the currency market by delivering a rate reduction that was unexpected," said BNZ Head of Research Stephen Toplis. The slowdown in China and generally cooling global demand have hurt growth in New Zealand and pulled inflation sharply under the RBNZ's 1-3 percent target band. The central bank is now forecasting annual inflation at 1.1 percent by end-2016, down from its prior projection of 1.6 percent made at the December policy review. Still, at 2.25 percent New Zealand has among the highest policy rates in the developed world - well clear of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the likes of Japan and the ECB - and ample room to deliver further cuts. A snap Reuters poll showed 11 of 12 economists see NZ's policy rate at 2.00 percent by June, versus only 2 of 14 respondents who saw a similar outcome in an earlier survey taken prior to Thursday. On the domestic front, RBNZ's Wheeler warned that the dairy sector faces challenges as the price of global dairy - the nation's biggest export earner - remain subdued. That risk was underscored on Thursday by Moody's Investors Service. It said the decision by dairy giant Fonterra Cooperative Ltd. (NZ:FCG) (NZ:FSF) this week to lower its forecast payout to its farmer shareholders is "credit negative for New Zealand banks."
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บัสสยอง!! ซิ่งแหกโค้ง จนท.เร่งตรวจถึงกับผงะ สิ่งที่เห็นอยู่ในรถบัสแทบน้ำตาไหล !???

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Location: By Rebecca Howard and Jane Wardell WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates to a record-low 2.25 percent on Thursday, triggering a slide in the local dollar and sparking talk of a global currency war as countries seek to revitalize their economies in a world of slow growth. New Zealand's move to trim the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points follows the Bank of Japan's historic decision in January to adopt negative interest rates and comes ahead of the European Central Bank's policy review later in the day when it is expected to cut rates deeper into minus territory. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand cited low domestic inflation and a deteriorating global economic outlook as factors in Thursday's rate cut, on the same day as Moody's ratings agency warned of a credit risk to the country's banks from tumbling dairy prices. RBNZ Governor Graeme Wheeler said policy makers were concerned about slowing growth in China, and highlighted risks around Beijing's unexpected devaluation of the yuan in August - a move that sparked fears of a global currency war. "If China had a very significant and prolonged devaluation it would in essence spread deflation around the world," Wheeler told reporters at a press conference. Given China's dominant role in the international trading system "by and large every other currency would be appreciating against the Chinese currency," he said. The specter of currency devaluations took center stage at a meeting of G20 policy makers in Shanghai this month, especially after China's August move stoked uncertainty over its currency policy and after Japan's surprise shift to negative rates. The G20 finance ministers however played down talk of beggar-thy-neighbor policies and agreed to inform each other in advance about policy decisions that could lead to currency devaluation. While Thursday's RBNZ rate cut wasn't aimed at bringing down New Zealand's exchange rate, Wheeler said that "pretty well most central banks would like to see their exchange rates lower." A decline in the New Zealand dollar would "be appropriate given the weakness in export prices," he said. KIWI TUMBLES The New Zealand dollar <NZD=D4> tumbled more than a cent and 2-year swap rates dropped to around 2.25 percent from around 2.45 percent late Wednesday as the RBNZ indicated that at least one more rate cut was likely. "If there was a strong rationale for today's cut it was that the RBNZ wanted to shock the currency market by delivering a rate reduction that was unexpected," said BNZ Head of Research Stephen Toplis. The slowdown in China and generally cooling global demand have hurt growth in New Zealand and pulled inflation sharply under the RBNZ's 1-3 percent target band. The central bank is now forecasting annual inflation at 1.1 percent by end-2016, down from its prior projection of 1.6 percent made at the December policy review. Still, at 2.25 percent New Zealand has among the highest policy rates in the developed world - well clear of the U.S. Federal Reserve and the likes of Japan and the ECB - and ample room to deliver further cuts. A snap Reuters poll showed 11 of 12 economists see NZ's policy rate at 2.00 percent by June, versus only 2 of 14 respondents who saw a similar outcome in an earlier survey taken prior to Thursday. On the domestic front, RBNZ's Wheeler warned that the dairy sector faces challenges as the price of global dairy - the nation's biggest export earner - remain subdued. That risk was underscored on Thursday by Moody's Investors Service. It said the decision by dairy giant Fonterra Cooperative Ltd. (NZ:FCG) (NZ:FSF) this week to lower its forecast payout to its farmer shareholders is "credit negative for New Zealand banks."
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พอรู้ถึงกับ อึ้ง !! อาชีพ แอร์โฮสเตส เงินเดือน ขนานนี้เลยหรอ..ถือว่าเยอะหรือเวอร์เกินไปไหม!?

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD was virtually flat on Tuesday, as foreign exchange traders continued to proceed cautiously ahead of a highly-anticipated European Central Bank meeting later in the week. The currency pair traded in a tight range between 1.0994 and 1.1054, before settling at 1.1012, down 0.0002 or 0.02% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a modest, brief four-day winning streak. EUR/USD has gained roughly 2% in comparison with its level last March when it tumbled to multi-year lows amid expectations that the Federal Reserve was on the verge of ending a seven-year zero interest rate policy. Ever since, the pair has traded in a narrow range between 1.06 and 1.17. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Investors are expected to remain cautious ahead of Thursday's critical ECB Governing Council meeting in Frankfurt. At the meeting, is widely expected to approve a host of easing measures aimed at bolstering growth throughout the euro zone. When the central bank last met in January, it held its benchmark interest rate at a record-low of 0.05. At Thursday's meeting, the ECB could lower its deposit and margin facility rates, while increasing the scope of its €60 billion a month bond buying program. The ECB's interest rate decision carries broad ramifications on central banking maneuvering worldwide, ahead of meetings by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan later next week. In late-January, the BOJ rattled global currency markets with a shocking decision to lower a key interest rate into negative territory. A largely dovish monetary policy decision from the ECB could compel the Fed to slow the current pace of its tightening cycle. Over the weekend, economists at the Bank of International Settlements warned of the potential consequences that could ensue if a host of major central banks continue to hold interest in negative territory for a long period of time. Currently, central banks in Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Japan have lowered key interest rates into negative territory. "There is great uncertainty about the behavior of individuals and institutions if rates were to decline further into negative territory or remain negative for a prolonged period," the BIS wrote in a report. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, fell to a fresh two-week low at 96.89, before rallying to close at 97.16. The index is down more 1% over the last two months. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year plunged eight basis points to 1.83%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost four basis points to 0.18%. Yields on 10-year U.S. and Germany government bonds have each fallen by more than 20 basis points over the last year.
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หากใครมีสิ่งนี้ บนนิ้วหัวแม่มือด้านซ้าย แล้วคุณจะไม่ธรรมดา ไม่เชื่อก็ต้องเชื่อ!!

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Location: Investing.com -- EUR/USD was virtually flat on Tuesday, as foreign exchange traders continued to proceed cautiously ahead of a highly-anticipated European Central Bank meeting later in the week. The currency pair traded in a tight range between 1.0994 and 1.1054, before settling at 1.1012, down 0.0002 or 0.02% on the session. With the slight losses, the euro halted a modest, brief four-day winning streak. EUR/USD has gained roughly 2% in comparison with its level last March when it tumbled to multi-year lows amid expectations that the Federal Reserve was on the verge of ending a seven-year zero interest rate policy. Ever since, the pair has traded in a narrow range between 1.06 and 1.17. EUR/USD likely gained support at 1.0538, the low from December 3 and was met with resistance at 1.1496, the high from Oct. 15. Investors are expected to remain cautious ahead of Thursday's critical ECB Governing Council meeting in Frankfurt. At the meeting, is widely expected to approve a host of easing measures aimed at bolstering growth throughout the euro zone. When the central bank last met in January, it held its benchmark interest rate at a record-low of 0.05. At Thursday's meeting, the ECB could lower its deposit and margin facility rates, while increasing the scope of its €60 billion a month bond buying program. The ECB's interest rate decision carries broad ramifications on central banking maneuvering worldwide, ahead of meetings by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan later next week. In late-January, the BOJ rattled global currency markets with a shocking decision to lower a key interest rate into negative territory. A largely dovish monetary policy decision from the ECB could compel the Fed to slow the current pace of its tightening cycle. Over the weekend, economists at the Bank of International Settlements warned of the potential consequences that could ensue if a host of major central banks continue to hold interest in negative territory for a long period of time. Currently, central banks in Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland and Japan have lowered key interest rates into negative territory. "There is great uncertainty about the behavior of individuals and institutions if rates were to decline further into negative territory or remain negative for a prolonged period," the BIS wrote in a report. The U.S. Dollar Index, which measures the strength of the greenback versus a basket of six other major currencies, fell to a fresh two-week low at 96.89, before rallying to close at 97.16. The index is down more 1% over the last two months. Yields on the U.S. 10-Year plunged eight basis points to 1.83%, while yields on the Germany 10-Year lost four basis points to 0.18%. Yields on 10-year U.S. and Germany government bonds have each fallen by more than 20 basis points over the last year.
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“ขวัญ อุษามณี” ที่อยู่มาเกือบ (20 ปี )ก่อนที่จะย้ายออก

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Location: Investing.com - The dollar pushed higher against a basket of the other major currencies on Monday as markets continued to digest Friday’s mixed U.S. jobs report, while the euro weakened after data showing German factory orders fell last month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.37% at 97.61. The U.S. economy added 242,000 new jobs last month and the unemployment rate held steady at an eight-year low of 4.9%. But average hourly earnings fell by 0.1% during February, reversing the 0.5% rise seen in January. The weak wage numbers indicated that consumer inflation is likely to remain muted. Fed policymakers are watching inflation closely as they try to determine when to raise rates again. Higher interest rates would boost the dollar by making it more attractive to yield-seeking investors. The euro was lower against the dollar, with EUR/USD sliding 0.45% to 1.0957, while EUR/JPY fell 0.62% to 124.44. The single currency came under pressure after data showed that German factory orders fell 0.1% in January, adding to a 0.2% drop in December. Domestic orders fell by 1.6% during the month, pointing to weakening demand within the euro zone’s largest economy. Investors were looking ahead to Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting after the bank disappointed expectations with a smaller-than-expected stimulus move at its December meeting. The dollar ticked lower against the yen, with USD/JPY easing 0.18% to 113.55, off Friday’s highs of 114.25. The Australian dollar took a breather after last week’s 4.4% rally, with AUD/USD down 0.34% to 0.7412. The Aussie was boosted after faster than expected economic growth in the fourth quarter was seen as reducing the chance of further rate cuts by the Reserve Bank.
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คนเดียวกันจริงดิ!! “น้องภู” ลูกชายคนเดียว “ตั๊ก-นุ้ย” เป็นหนุ่มแล้ว หล่อเข้มสุดๆ !!

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Location: Investing.com - The dollar pushed higher against a basket of the other major currencies on Monday as markets continued to digest Friday’s mixed U.S. jobs report, while the euro weakened after data showing German factory orders fell last month. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, was up 0.37% at 97.61. The U.S. economy added 242,000 new jobs last month and the unemployment rate held steady at an eight-year low of 4.9%. But average hourly earnings fell by 0.1% during February, reversing the 0.5% rise seen in January. The weak wage numbers indicated that consumer inflation is likely to remain muted. Fed policymakers are watching inflation closely as they try to determine when to raise rates again. Higher interest rates would boost the dollar by making it more attractive to yield-seeking investors. The euro was lower against the dollar, with EUR/USD sliding 0.45% to 1.0957, while EUR/JPY fell 0.62% to 124.44. The single currency came under pressure after data showed that German factory orders fell 0.1% in January, adding to a 0.2% drop in December. Domestic orders fell by 1.6% during the month, pointing to weakening demand within the euro zone’s largest economy. Investors were looking ahead to Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting after the bank disappointed expectations with a smaller-than-expected stimulus move at its December meeting. The dollar ticked lower against the yen, with USD/JPY easing 0.18% to 113.55, off Friday’s highs of 114.25. The Australian dollar took a breather after last week’s 4.4% rally, with AUD/USD down 0.34% to 0.7412. The Aussie was boosted after faster than expected economic growth in the fourth quarter was seen as reducing the chance of further rate cuts by the Reserve Bank.
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นักท่องเที่ยวสุดช็อก!! เมื่อพบกับเจ้าตัวนี้…ใต้ฝูงน้ำ?? เห็นสยองจนแทบเอาชีวิตไม่รอด

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held early weakness in Asia on Monday after a disappointing survey on construction activity and mixed views on China's economic plans for 2016. AUD/USD traded at 0.7414, down 0.32%, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.72, down 0.04%. In Australia, the AIG construction index came in at 46.1 in February, compared to 46.3 previously. China's FX reserves came in $3.19 trillion in the latest update, down from $3.23 trillion previously. At the weekend, China outlined growth and other aims for the economy at an annual meeting of senior leaders that signalled GDP growth of 6.5%, or above. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, rose 0.12% to 97.37. In the week ahead, investors will be focusing on Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting after the bank disappointed expectations with a smaller-than-expected stimulus move at its December meeting. Central bank meetings in Canada and New Zealand will also be closely watched. Investors will also be zoning in on inflation and trade data from China amid concerns that the world’s number-to economy is heading for a hard landing. On Monday, Germany is to release data on factory orders. The Swiss National Bank is to publish data on its foreign currency reserves and the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers are to hold talks in Brussels. Later, Federal Reserve Governors Lael Brainard and Stanley Fischer are both due to speak at an event in Washington. Last week, the dollar weakened against the other major currencies on Friday as a mixed U.S. jobs report for February dampened expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates again in the near term. The Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added 242,000 new jobs last month, easily outstripping forecasts for wage growth of 190,000. The unemployment rate held steady at an eight-year low of 4.9%, in line with forecasts. But average hourly earnings fell by 0.1% during February, reversing the 0.5% rise seen in January. The drop in average earnings lowered the year-on-year gain in earnings to 2.2% from 2.5% in January. The weak wage numbers indicated that consumer inflation is likely to remain muted. Fed policymakers are watching inflation closely as they try to determine when to raise rates again. Higher interest rates would boost the dollar by making it more attractive to yield-seeking investors.
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ผิดผลาดมาตั้งนาน !! มาดูนี่ แล้วคุณจะรู้ว่าคุณ “ทอดไข่ดาว” ผิดมาโดยตลอด

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Location: Investing.com - The Aussie held early weakness in Asia on Monday after a disappointing survey on construction activity and mixed views on China's economic plans for 2016. AUD/USD traded at 0.7414, down 0.32%, while USD/JPY changed hands at 113.72, down 0.04%. In Australia, the AIG construction index came in at 46.1 in February, compared to 46.3 previously. China's FX reserves came in $3.19 trillion in the latest update, down from $3.23 trillion previously. At the weekend, China outlined growth and other aims for the economy at an annual meeting of senior leaders that signalled GDP growth of 6.5%, or above. The U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback’s strength against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, rose 0.12% to 97.37. In the week ahead, investors will be focusing on Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting after the bank disappointed expectations with a smaller-than-expected stimulus move at its December meeting. Central bank meetings in Canada and New Zealand will also be closely watched. Investors will also be zoning in on inflation and trade data from China amid concerns that the world’s number-to economy is heading for a hard landing. On Monday, Germany is to release data on factory orders. The Swiss National Bank is to publish data on its foreign currency reserves and the Eurogroup of euro zone finance ministers are to hold talks in Brussels. Later, Federal Reserve Governors Lael Brainard and Stanley Fischer are both due to speak at an event in Washington. Last week, the dollar weakened against the other major currencies on Friday as a mixed U.S. jobs report for February dampened expectations that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates again in the near term. The Labor Department reported that the U.S. economy added 242,000 new jobs last month, easily outstripping forecasts for wage growth of 190,000. The unemployment rate held steady at an eight-year low of 4.9%, in line with forecasts. But average hourly earnings fell by 0.1% during February, reversing the 0.5% rise seen in January. The drop in average earnings lowered the year-on-year gain in earnings to 2.2% from 2.5% in January. The weak wage numbers indicated that consumer inflation is likely to remain muted. Fed policymakers are watching inflation closely as they try to determine when to raise rates again. Higher interest rates would boost the dollar by making it more attractive to yield-seeking investors.
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“เอาข้าวเปล่าราดแกง” ให้เด็กหนุ่มจนเรียนจบ ผ่านไป 20 ปี พอรู้ว่าที่แท้เขาเป็นใคร?

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Location: Investing.com -- Speaking at a rally in Detroit on Friday ahead of next week's Democratic primary in Michigan, Hillary Clinton pledged to assist union workers by imposing tariffs on China and other top Asian nations in an effort to deter the exporters from engaging in currency manipulation. "I will expand the ways we respond to currency manipulation, to include effective new remedies like duties and tariffs,” Clinton told a crowd filled with labor union workers at a Detroit auto parts factory. Clinton took on exporters from China and Japan earlier this week ahead of the Super Tuesday primaries, when she penned an editorial in the Minneapolis Star-Tribune in an attempt to outline her trade policies to voters in the labor-friendly state. The companies, Clinton wrote, have "kept their goods artificially cheap for years by holding down the value of their currencies." Earlier last month, Clinton reaffirmed her disapproval of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) signed by U.S. president Barack Obama's administration and 10 Pacific nations, while calling currency manipulation "destructive for American workers." In November, fellows from the Peterson Institute for International Economics said a provision of the comprehensive agreement could help the Treasury Department crack down on the practice. In response, Bank of Japan governor Haruhiko Kuroda brushed off the criticism, insisting that the BOJ does not target its exchange rates as part of its monetary policy. On January 28, the Bank of Japan rattled global markets with a shocking decision to adopt a negative interest rate policy for the first time in the history of the central bank. While Japan, Singapore and Vietnam are partners in the deal, China did not partake in the negotiations. Clinton's comments came one night after Republican frontrunner Donald Trump excoriated the U.S. top trade partners for engaging in widespread currency manipulation. At Thursday night's GOP debate in Detroit, Trump indicated that the trade practices have forced him to manufacture select items from his Donald J Trump Collections clothing line overseas. "They devalue their currencies, in particular China," Trump said. "Mexico is doing a big number now, also. Japan is unbelievable what they’re doing. They devalue their currencies, and they make it impossible for clothing-makers in this country to do clothing in this country." USD/JPY gained 0.07% to 113.77 on Friday, while USD/CNY rose 0.23% to 6.524.
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