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The European currency extended its losing streak against the U.S. Dollar and the Japanese Yen after a report released by the Dow Jones said that the Bundesbank President signalled further >>

Gold traded in New York declined for the third time in last four sessions on Wednesday after the Cyprus' government decided to sell part of its gold reserves and as >>

Producer price in inflation in Portugal decreased for the fifth consecutive month in March with the producer price index declined annually from 1.8% recorded in February to a level of >>

The Canadian currency decreased against the U.S. Dollar on Wednesday after the Bank of Canada lowered its forecast of growth from 2% to 1.5% as recent data released in Canada, >>

Consumer confidence in Japan rose for the third consecutive month in March with the seasonally adjusted consumer confidence index rising from 44.2 points in February to 44.8 points in March, >>

The British Sterling depreciated on Wednesday recording its largest drop in six weeks against the U.S. Dollar after the government report unveiled that the jobless rate in the U.K. gained >>

Housing starts in Australia decreased in the last three months of 2012 after recording a steep advance in the Q3, the report released by the Housing Industry Association showed on >>

U.S. Treasuries advanced on Wednesday pushing the benchmark 10-year rates close to the lowest level in a four-month period after demand for safer assets was boosted by decreasing prices of >>

The total number of British people claiming for jobless benefits declined surprisingly in March, while the unemployment rate advanced in the three months ended in February, the Office for National >>

Construction output in the 17-nation bloc declined at the slower rate in February than in the month before, when the production fell in Poland, Germany and Portugal, while it remained >>

West Texas Intermediate oil decreased for the fourth time in last five days on Wednesday after the U.S. government reported that production increased to the strongest level since 1992 and >>

Spanish leading indicator of economy decreased for the first time in a six-month period in February, the latest data released by the Conference Board unveiled on Wednesday. The data showed >>

Data flow on the economy of the United States is presently dominated by bearish news. Industrial production growth is slowing down, the volume of retail sales is contracting. >>

As expected, a rebound from the up-trend support line was not sustained beyond 0.8476 and the currency pair returned back to re-challenge 0.8459/52. >>

It looks as if the bearish correction started in March has come to an end, even though technical indicators are still giving a weak 'buy' signal. >>