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Australian Dollar0.9844AUDUSD5/18/2012 5:55pm
British Pound1.5817GBPUSD5/18/2012 5:55pm
British Pound (Euro)1.2394GBPEUR5/18/2012 5:55pm
Canadian Dollar1.021USDCAD5/18/2012 5:55pm
Euro1.2761EURUSD5/18/2012 5:55pm
Hong Kong Dollar7.7666USDHKD5/18/2012 5:55pm
Indian Rupee54.425USDINR5/18/2012 5:55pm
Japanese Yen79.02USDJPY5/18/2012 5:55pm
Swedish Krona7.1412USDSEK5/18/2012 5:55pm
Singapore Dollar1.2752USDSGD5/18/2012 5:55pm
Swiss Franc0.9399USDCHF5/18/2012 5:55pm

US Dow Jones Industrial Average2778.79-34.90IXIC5/18/2012 5:30pm
US NASDAQ Composite1295.22-9.64GSPC5/18/2012 4:33pm
US S&P 5005267.62-70.76FTSE5/18/2012 11:35am
UK FTSE 10018951.85-249.08HSI5/18/2012 4:01am
Hong Kong Hang Seng6271.22-37.74GDAXI5/18/2012 11:45am
German DAX3008.00-3.99FCHI5/18/2012 11:48am

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