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Showing posts with label Heidi Klum. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Toopless Photos of Heidi Klum For Her 37th Birthday

























Brazilian and Mexican stocks rose Friday, aided by advances among resource-related issues in part as a pullback in the U.S. dollar supported a climb in prices for most commodities.
Brazil's Bovespa ended 1.4% higher at 64,832.83, bolstered by gains among communications, housing, transportation and utility stocks, with shares of CESP up 3.2% and LLX Logistica higher by 4% to front advancers. Market heavyweight Petrobras' /quotes/comstock/13*!pbr/quotes/nls/pbr (PBR 36.95, +0.84, +2.33%) preferred shares rose 1.3%, their first advance in seven sessions.

Friday's gains for Petrobras found some support from a 3.1% jump in August oil futures to $78.86 a barrel as traders looked to a potential tropical storm forming in the Caribbean.
Metals stocks in Mexico City were all higher Friday, with copper miner Grupo Mexico (MX:GMEXICOB 32.13, -0.95, -2.87%) and Compania Minera Autlan, which provides manganese ore for use in the steel industry each up 1.4%. Silver mining company Industrias Penoles gained 0.3% as July silver futures rose 37 cents to $19.11 an ounce. July copper rose 9 cents to $3.09 a pound. Read more about metals prices.

Prices for oil and metals found room to rise as the dollar eased from gains against the euro ahead of this weekend's meetings of the Group of 20 and Group of 8 leading industrialized countries in Toronto. Officials are likely to work on efforts to boost global economic growth.

Brazil and Mexico, the largest- and second-largest economies in Latin America, are members of the G-20, as is Argentina.

The dollar index /quotes/comstock/11j!i:dxy0 (DXY 85.31, -0.42, -0.49%) , which gauges the dollar's move against a basket of six other currencies, fell 0.5%. Read Currencies.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Although Super model Heidi Klum



Although Supermodel Heidi Klum had a funny shoot with comedian Will Ferrell in the latest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, I guess she felt a little left out from the hot “Body Paint” shoot. So Heidi decided to take things in her own hands. Who needs SI?

Here are the fun sexxy photos of a new Body Paint shoot by Rankin that is all about Heidi. I personally like this shoot better than the SI, it has a fun energetic quality to it. And the painted ripped T-shirt with yellow undies look awesome. It must have taken hours to paint it.

Enjoy the famous Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue official body paint shoot and the cool Heidi & Ferrell shoot.













Market Review – Fundamental Perspective

With the end of the last week, the USD touched a two week high against the JPY as orders for U.S. durable goods excluding transportation items climbed 2.8% in March 2010 and sales of new homes increased 26.9%, the most in five decades. The JPY weakened 1.95% and reached 93.97 versus the USD. With the beginning of the current week, the USD could extend his upward trend and traded at 94.09. Furthermore the EUR declined against the USD on concerns that Greece`s request for a 60 billion USD bailout from the European Union will fail to ease investors concerns about the nation`s ability to end its financial crisis. The USD strengthened to 1.3359 from 1.3384. Also the other 15 most traded counterparts rose against the EUR as investors demand Greece pay almost triple what they charge Germany for its 10-year bond. The Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou told investors that they will lose their shirts if they bet the cash strapped nation will default, as his government moved toward securing emergency aid before dept payments come due in the middle of May. Furthermore the yield on the Greek two year note rose to its personal high and reached 10.57%. The JPY rose to 125.72 versus the EUR.

The GBP increased versus the USD and rose more than 4% from its year’s low at 1.4748. Last Friday, the GBP traded at 1.5368 and has been starting the week at 1.5386. Also against the EUR, the GBP had a good start in the week and rose to 0.8683. Furthermore at the end of the last week, the Office for National Statistics in the U.K. published, that the gross domestic product climbed 0.2% in the first quarter against the median estimate of 0.4%. Therefore it could be a surprise that the GBP could start the week with gains versus its major counterparts.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

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