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USD/CHF depreciated noticeably yesterday, since the price slipped from the 100-day SMA at 0.9299 to the Bollinger band at 0.9208. >>

USD/JPY pair appreciates a second session in a row, as the price leaned to the weekly S1 level at 97.06 and continued the upside movement. >>

The Cable stepped higher yesterday, as the pair increased to the monthly R1 level at 1.5362, which is the major resistance in April. >>

Absence of bearish impetus made the price bounce from a 1.3043 level, where the 55-day, 200-day SMAs and monthly R1 level merge into the major support. >>

The Russian Rubble edged lower by less than 0.1% to 35.7682 per Bank Rossii's currencies basket in the second part of Moscow trading session on Tuesday. The Rubble extended yesterday's >>

The Brazilian Real gained by 0.8% to 1.9860 per U.S. Dollar and swap rates on contracts to January 2014 slipped by four basis points, 0.04 parentage points, to 8.17 percent in the >>

Consumer prices in the world's largest economy recorded a modest drop in March mainly due to a steep decline in energy prices, a report released by the Labor Department showed >>

U.S. housing starts increased by much more than preliminary estimated in March as new construction of multi-family properties recorded a substantial increase, a data unveiled by the Commerce Department showed >>

Employment in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development area increased modestly in the last three months of 2012, according a report released by the organization on Tuesday. The report >>

Japanese equities retreated on Tuesday amid fears that the global economic growth may slow down. At the same time, the weaker Yen made export-oriented companies to advance. The Nikkei 225 >>

U.S. blue chips plunged on Monday amid weak national and China's data. The National Bureau of Statistics in China announced a 7.7% GDP advance, less than 8% expected. The Dow >>

American shares declined on Monday as Chinese economy advanced at a slower rate than predicted. The S&P 500 Index fell 2.3% to 1,552.36 points, the biggest decrease since November. Sprint >>

The British Pound weakened by 0.5% to 85.74 per pence to Euro in the second part of London trading session on Tuesday. The pair was slipped to a 85.82 pence >>

Last few trading sessions were unsuccessful for the New Zealand Dollar, as the value against the U.S. Dollar sharply dropped. >>

The loonie took a brake today, as the pair advanced significantly in the previous session. USD/CAD jumped from the weekly PP at 1.0165 to the Bollinger band at 1.0227. >>