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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 >>

Falling confidence among investors in Europe's largest economy reflects nation's vulnerability to the problems afflicting the bloc's southernmost nations. >>

German equities posted losses as shares of European banks and utilities declined. Cyprus gained a 10 billion-euro bailout funding after accepting a precondition to shrink its banking system. The DAX >>

U.K. equities climbed the most in more than a week after the Eurozone's policy makers agreed on a rescue package for Cyprus and Vodafone Group Plc. rallied amid report saying >>

Hong Kong shares rose on Monday, as the EU and Cyprus policy makers reached a bailout deal, thus reducing the risk of Cyprus unprecedented default. The Hang Seng Index advanced >>

Japanese equities advanced, as Cyprus policy makers agreed to the outlines of a bailout. The Nikkei 225 rose 1.7%, or 207.93 points, to 12,546.46, registering its highest value since September >>

The past five trading days were characterised by significant shifts in ebbs and flows in demand and supply for the Euro amid lack of certainty with respect to the fate >>

Previously resistance area at 0.8338/31 proved to be unable to contain upward impetus of the price, meaning that NZD/USD has opened a path towards a rising trend-line at 0.8404. >>

This currency pair is slowly approaching the up-trend support line that has been keeping the positive outlook since the beginning of the year. >>

As expected, a dearth of notable resistances in the way of the currency pair above the cluster at 1.0403/1.0387, which consists of the 100 and 200-day SMAs, has led to >>

EUR/USD constantly fails to escape the tight trading range, which was created after several attempts to breach through a formidable support area at 122.44/121.78. >>

U.S. blue chips surged on Friday on rising hopes Cyprus parliament will approve a plan to pass necessary conditions for receiving a bailout. The Dow Jones advanced 0.6%, or 90.54 >>

U.S. equities gained on Friday, yet posting the second weekly decline in 2013 for the S&P 500 Index, as optimism on Cyprus' ability to come up with a bailout plan >>