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Chicago Mercantile ExchangeBRAZILIAN REAL Jun 2010 (CME:BR.M10)

0.55045 +0.00135 (+0.25%)

2010-06-01 08:16:05, 10 min delay

BRAZILIAN REAL Jun 2010 (CME:BR.M10)
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Last Price0.55045
Settle Time08:16
Previous Close0.55045
Low0.54300
Open Int.1297
Contract High0.575
Contract Low0.527
Estimated Volume27
Expiration2010-05-28
Close Time15:00
Net Change0.00135
Open0.54300
High0.54300
Volume1
Time2010-06-01 08:16:05
Contract High Date2010-04-30
Contract Low Date2010-05-21
First Delivery2010-06-01
Open Time08:20

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The remnants of Hurricane Earl headed for Nova Scotia early Saturday after a brush with the Northeast that was far less intense than feared, dumping wind-driven rain on Cape Cod's gray-shingled cottages and fishing villages. Earl swooped into New England waters Friday night as a tropical storm with winds of 70 mph after sideswiping North Carolina's Outer Banks, where it caused flooding but no injuries and little damage. The rain it brought to Cape Cod, Nantucket Island and Martha's Vineyard was more typical of the nor'easters that residents have been dealing with for generations.

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