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Most U.S. equities slumped for a third straight day after Cyprus rejected a tax levy on bank deposits to secure the bailout funds of the European Union. The S&P 500 >>

German equities edged higher on Wednesday, rebounding from losses throughout the last three days, as European policy makers discussed alternative options for a bailout plan after Cypriot parliament rejected the >>

The leading economic index of France advanced in the month of January mainly driven by an improvement in jobless claims and by positive yield spread contribution, the Conference Board reported >>

The total number of people claiming for jobless benefits in the U.K. decreased less than expected in February, while total unemployment climb for the first time in 12 months in >>

The Canadian Dollar, also known as the loonie, was little changed at 1.0268 per U.S. Dollar in the morning of Toronto trading session on Wednesday. The loonie fluctuated, as traders >>

The Russian Ruble advanced by 0.3% to 34.9178 versus Bank Rossii' basket by midday trading session in Moscow on Wednesday. That was the biggest gain since 8th of January. Investors >>

Arabica coffee increased for the first time in more than 10 days on Wednesday amid speculation that blenders might start using more of the Starbucks-preferred beans to blends, while Robusta >>

Wheat traded on the Chicago Board of Trade increased on Wednesday, however, wheat futures fell by 23% since last July, when it reached a four-year high at $9.4725 a bushel. >>

Copper advanced in New York on Wednesday rebounding from its lowest price since August 2012 after Morgan Stanley reported that demand for the commodity is reviving in China. May Copper >>

U.K. equities swung between gains and losses on Wednesday to extend its longest streak of declines on speculation Bank of England can adopt stimulus measures started by other banks. The >>

NZD/USD was too weak to overcome the 20-day SMA at 0.8247 and enter the upper part of the Bollinger band. >>

"The Canadian economy has gone through its recovery and is now at the point where it had sort of run out of steam, and the U.S. economy had gone through >>

The Aussie failed to breach the 1.04 level for a fourth straight trading session, as the price fluctuates just beneath the 1.0394/1.0426 resistance, which is formed by the monthly R1; >>

EUR/JPY attempted to breach a 124.00 benchmark yesterday, but the pair was unable to accumulate bearish sentiments to push the price down to the monthly PP level at 122.45. >>

At first it appeared as if the U.S. Dollar is willing to follow an upward path, buoyed by the better-than-expected data on retail sales and current account, but subsequent performance >>