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Initial claims for unemployment benefits in the U.S. decreased by more than preliminary estimated in the week ended on April 6 falling from the highest level in four months set >>

Emerging-market shares increased for the third straight day on Thursday mainly due to a growth of technology sector and consumer discretionary companies as South Korea's currency rose and Turkish two-year >>

The emerging-market average yield shrank to the lowest levels all time on Thursday as the Bank of Japan decided to double its monetary base in next two years in order to fight >>

Crude declined for the first time in a four-day period on Thursday as stockpiles in the U.S. reached the 22-year high and as the International Energy Agency's outlook for global >>

German government bunds decreased for the fourth successive day on Thursday after a report released by the Federal Statistical Office in Germany showed that showed that consumer price inflation in >>

Spanish government bonds decreased to its lowest level since November 2010 as investors are seeking for higher-yielded assets amid speculation of more stimulus measures added by central banks worldwide. Spanish >>

Italian government bonds increased on Thursday pushing the 10-year yield to its lowest in six weeks after a report showed that borrowing costs dropped at sales of 7.2 billion euros >>

The U.S. Dollar slipped 0.2% to 1.3097 per Euro and decreased to 86 cents per New Zealand Dollar in the morning of New York trading session on Thursday. The U.S. >>

Gold futures for June settlement were higher by 0.4% to $1,564.40 an ounce in the morning of New York trading hours on Thursday. The metal gains the second time from >>

The loonie dropped precipitously today, the price slipped through the weekly S1 level at 1.0104 and effortlessly penetrated the Bollinger band at 1.0099. >>

European shares climbed on Thursday ahead of the U.S. unemployment data. The DAX Index added 0.5% to 7,848.20 points, close to its highest value since 2007. 18 out of 30 >>

U.K. equities traded green on Thursday, as analysts waited for a new report on jobless-benefit claims in the U.S. The FTSE 100 Index surged 0.3%, or 21.90 points, to 6,407.81 >>

Hong Kong stocks climbed on Thursday, as the number of new local-currency loans increased in China. The Hang Seng Index advanced 0.3%, or 66.71 points, to 22,101.27. Consumer goods and >>

Tokyo Stock exchange traded green on Thursday, as Bank of Japan reiterated its plans for stimulus measures, boosting investors' confidence. In addition, the Topix index extended gains for its longest >>