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The Cable performed similarly to the major currency pair, since the price slipped below a recent low and soared just after that, settling in the upper part of Bollinger band. >>

After being suspended by a 1.2850 level, the major currency pair made a spike down, breaking a recent low at 1.2751 as unemployment data in the U.S. was announced. >>

The amount of money spent at Australian retail outlets surged four times faster than initially was expected, due to gains in household goods and department stores, as interest-rate reductions encouraged >>

The Bank of Japan led by the newly-appointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, unleashed the world's most intense burst of monetary stimulus on Thursday, pledging to inject about $1.4 trillion into the >>

During its monthly policy meeting, the Bank of England decided to keep its stimulus programme on hold, even despite a new remit that gives it extra leeway to disregard above-target >>

The number of Americans seeking unemployment aid unexpectedly jumped to a four-month high last week, suggesting some problems faced by the labour market, although the increase partly reflects seasonal distortions >>

The European Central Bank signalled that an interest-rate cut was rising up the bank's agenda on Thursday, if the economy deteriorates further, while officials are considering additional measures to boost growth >>

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AUD/USD failed to resist the bearish sentiments and the price dropped sharply. >>

U.K. equities declined on Thursday, as the ECB President Mario Draghi said the Euro area's economic recovery may be at risk. In addition, the U.S. jobless benefit claims increased in >>

U.S. stocks declined yesterday, as the nation's employers hired less-than-estimated workers in March and non-manufacturing businesses, covering nearly 90% of the world's largest economy, dropped to 54.4 the last month >>

European stocks retreated on Thursday amid negative data on the U.S. economy and Draghi's woes over the Eurozone's debt crisis. The DAX Index decreased 0.7%, or 47.16 points, to 7,879.23. >>

South Korean shares retreated the most since November 15 and the Won depreciated to its lowest in six months on growing concerns over possible conflict with North Korea. The communist >>

Japanese shares rallied the most in two months as the Yen depreciated against its major peers after the Bank of Japan made its first policy decision under the leadership of >>

NZD/USD depreciates together with other Oceania region currencies. The kiwi was unable to breach the weekly R2 level at 0.8429 and the major resistance at 0.8417 in recent trading sessions. >>