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Until the weekend, which was marked by the EU summit and discussions on Cyprus, the single European currency stayed quite stable despite sharp moves of its counterparts. >>

Raw sugar, cocoa and Arabica coffee declined on Monday, with sugar declining to its lowest level in almost a 7-day period after speculators reduced their bets on smaller prices by >>

U.S. Treasuries increased on Monday pushing 10-year note yields below 2 percentage points after the euro-area finance ministers made an agreement on financing a 10 billion bailout program for Cyprus >>

International lending by banks grew at the slowest rate in a thirteen-month period in the Q3 as an increase of loans to non-bank lending was offset by drops in claims >>

Unemployment in Hong Kong stayed flat matching a forecast in the three months ended in February, the Census and Statistics Department reported on Monday. The report showed that the unemployment >>

The Norges bank is likely to keep its interest rates unchanged and continue with its monetary policy at least until late-2014, as the strong Norwegian currency is preventing the government >>

Commodities from oil to copper declined in Monday's session after demand prospects for raw material were weakened by the Eurozone finance ministers' agreement about taxing Cypriot banks depositors' in order >>

The first estimate for the Eurozone's international trade in goods balance in January 2013 was a deficit of 3.9 billion Euros compared to a 9.1 billion deficit in January 2012, >>

The Swiss economy is expected to grow at a faster pace than preliminary estimated due to signs of recovery in the global economy and an upbeat situation on foreign financial >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min and 1H time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 15:00 GMT. >>

Hong Kong stocks plummeted amid concerns that introduction of a tax levy on bank deposits in Cyprus can throw European economy back into recession. Hang Seng plunged 2%, or 449.75 >>

Japanese equities dropped, sending down the Nikkei 225 Stock Average to cap its biggest decline in almost one year, as the Yen strengthened against its major peers after European policy >>

Total sales of new motor vehicle in Australia stayed flat in the month of February, when it recorded a total number of 95,708 units, just 41 units less than in >>

West Texas Intermediate oil declined on Monday falling from its highest level in three weeks after the Eurozone's finance ministers decided to raise 5.8 billion euros by putting a levy >>

The National Institute of Statistics reported on Monday that the Italian trade deficit declined to a non-seasonally adjusted level of 1.62 billion euros in the first month of the year, >>