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Taiwan's jobless rate declined for the fourth month in a row in February, when the total figure of unemployed persons reached 483,000 on the month, a data released by the >>

Jobless rate in Luxembourg remained flat at the historical high levels in the month February, when the total number of unemployed people reached figure of 17,363 annually following a January's >>

India's shares decreased on Friday recording a six-day losing streak with the benchmark Indian index reaching its worst weekly drop in a 15-month period after political instability together with limited >>

Retail sales in Cyprus declined significantly in the month of January, however, the pace of the decline was slower than a month before, the nation's statistical office reported on Friday. >>

Unemployment in Norway stayed flat in the month of March remaining at the same level for the third month in a row, data released by employment research agency NAV unveiled >>

The Euro advanced by 0.7% to $1.2990 at the midday trading session in New York on Friday. The currency reached a 1.30 benchmark for the first time this week, as >>

Italian 10-year bond yield decreased by six basis points, or 0.06 percentage points, to 4.53% in the end of London trading session on Friday. Bond prices increase for a third straight day, >>

German equities retreated as business confidence in the world's largest economy fell unexpectedly and Cypriot policy makers struggled to raise as much as 5.8 billion euros to exit the bailout >>

U.K. stocks advanced on Friday, as Cyprus parliament plans to unlock bailout money and prevent default before Monday. The FTSE 100 rose 0.5% to 6,423.27. The index increased for the >>

Hong Kong equities fell on Friday, as protests in Cyprus underscored concerns that the debt crisis in Europe could worsen. Hang Seng index posted the biggest weekly decline since August >>

Japanese stocks dropped, sending down the Nikkei 225 for its biggest decline on week since November, as the Yen appreciated against its major peers after Russia rejected Cyprus bailout plan, >>

The kiwi demonstrates great bullish sentiments, as the price appreciates for a third straight day. NZD/USD reached an important resistance at 0.8332, which might pose a threat when considering further >>

USD/CAD is under bearish pressure, as the price gradually depreciates. Today the loonie overcame the weekly PP level at 1.0236 and decreased even lower. >>

The past five trading days were somewhat unconventional with respect to Euro-Swiss Franc relationship and thus may provide an opportunity later on, as during the next weeks the foreign exchange >>

Today the Aussie takes a breath after a huge jump yesterday. The price appreciated from the monthly R1 at 1.0388 to the weekly R1 at 1.0440 during yesterday's trading hours. >>