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Japan and the European Union agreed on Monday to launch free trade talks in April, as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is trying to revive the world's third largest economy. >>

The number of mortgages approved in the U.K. dropped unexpectedly last month, confounding expectations for a modest increase. >>

The Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, speaking at the London School of Economics on Monday, said that the central bank's highly expansionary monetary policy is beneficial not only for the U.S >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min, 1H, 4H and 1D time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 08:30 GMT. >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for pairs AUD/CAD (Rising Wedge), GBP/USD (Channel Up) and EUR/NZD (Channel Down) till 08:30 GMT. >>

On Mar 25 traders were willing to buy the U.S. Dollar and USD/CHF pair was not an exception, as the price surged sharply to the monthly R1 level at 0.9488. >>

Yesterday USD/JPY depreciated from the 20-day SMA at 95.05 and was halted by the weekly S1 at 93.98. >>

The major currency pair was moving very confident above the 20-day SMA at 1.2978 yesterday, but as London trading session opened, the price sharply dropped, reaching the lower Bollinger band >>

The Cable maintains correlation with other greenback peers and slightly depreciated to the weekly pivot point level at 1.5177. The pair is still firmly positioned in the upper part of >>

Struggling into the early-morning hours to avoid a collapse of Cyprus's banking system, the European officials agreed a bailout deal for Cyprus after a week of uncertainty. >>

U.S. stocks dropped on rising concerns that the Cyprus's banking system's restructuring plan will cause losses on deposits in other European banks as well. The S&P 500 Index declined 0.3% >>

Australian leading index improved in the first month of this year, suggesting that the economy is on the path of recovery, the Conference Board said Friday. >>

Average land price in Japan dropped at a slower pace for the third year in the 12 months to January, as demand was spurred by record low interest rates and >>

On Friday, Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, unveiled tough Budget despite fears of another recession. >>

Earlier this month, Paul Ryan, who is a chairman of the House Budget Committee, claimed that the enormous national debt is weighing on the economy, however, economic data on labour >>