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The number of orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods tumbled by the most in seven months, as demand dropped for commercial aircraft, while business investment cooled. >>

German business sentiment deteriorated for the second consecutive month in April, as winter weather hindered the recovery in Europe's largest economy, the Ifo institute said Wednesday. >>

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Rural commodities were mixed on Wednesday amid slower than normal planting because of cold weather in the top growing regions in the U.S. Meanwhile, Brazil's decision to reduce taxes on >>

Energy futures apart from natural gas moved higher on Wednesday after the U.S. official data showed crude oil stockpiles increased less than expected last week. Moreover, broadly weaker greenback sent >>

Industrial metals rallied on Wednesday as speculators returned to the market to seek cheap valuations after base metals declined on Tuesday. However, weak numbers from Germany coupled with high inventories >>

Precious metals except for palladium climbed on ideas the ECB may cut its core interest rate on May 2. Moreover, an increase in physical demand after collapse in prices pushed >>

The Mexican Peso depreciated by 0.3% to 12.2790 per U.S. Dollar in the morning of Mexico City trading session on Wednesday. The currency is still higher by 4.7% this year >>

The British Pound was higher by 0.4% to $1.5329 and 0.2% to 85.06 against Euro by the midday trading session in Tokyo on Thursday. The Sterling gained, as analysts said >>

The Canadian Dollar was slightly changed at 1.0256 per U.S. Dollar in the end of Toronto trading session on Wednesday. The currency slipped against the major counterparts, as the U.S. >>

Pair dipped to 0.835 where 55 and 100-day SMAs have sent it almost 100 pips up as at the moment it is testing 0.845. >>

Lately it seems that greenback loonie cross has lost any drivers behind its movements as today it has been moving in even narrower range than yesterday, which does not exceed >>

After consecutive quite volatile, but overall bearish sessions, pair seems to be calming down as we are observing marginal gains. >>

Monthly 2 at 128.44 passed the test yesterday and sent the pair back above 129 JPY. >>

According to the data on the equally-weighted indices of nine major currencies for the last five trading days, demand for the U.S. Dollar dwarfed appetite for its main peers, as >>