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The U.S. Dollar closed near its seven-month high versus a basket of currencies on Thursday after a data showed on Wednesday that the U.S. retail sales advanced at the fastest >>

The Sterling extended its gains against the U.S. Dollar on Thursday after a report released by the Bank of England said that the central bank's 17 billion pounds asset-purchases program >>

Shares in Asia continued to tumble on Thursday session as local factors overshadowed the positive mood on Wall Street after the Dow Jones Industrial Average recorded another historical high on >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min, 1H, 4H and 1D time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 08:30 GMT. >>

Finnish retail sales advanced on an annual basis by 2.9% in January, while for the whole year of 2012 the country's retail sales grew 4.2% and wholesale sales increased 2.8% >>

The Australian Dollar accelerated versus all of its major peers on Thursday after a report showed the nation's employment grew by much more than preliminary estimated suggesting that the interest >>

Shares of emerging markets decreased for the fourth successive session on Thursday recording its longest losing streak in a five-week period after a data showed that Chinese developers stocks contracted >>

Trade deficit and industrial production in the U.K. shrank unexpectedly on a monthly basis in January suggesting the country's economy is still struggling, bringing fears on markets that it might >>

U.S. 30-year bonds decreased for the second day in a row on Thursday leading a rout in Treasuries in March before the last of three auctions planned on this week, >>

The Japanese currency appreciated against most of it counterparts on Thursday after the Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was advised to control inflation and as indicators of technical analysis suggested a >>

Employment in Australia increased significantly at the fastest pace in twelve years in February signaling that low interest rates are helping the economy to recover, a data released by the >>

Pair depreciated by almost 100 pips in the beginning of the week, but found support at weekly pivot (S1) at 0.9427 and managed not only to recover these losses in >>

Unemployment has stayed steady at 5.4 per cent as the economy continues to outperform expectations with the creation of almost 71,500 jobs last month - the largest amount in almost >>

U.S. federal government registered a budget deficit of 203.5 billion U.S. dollars in February, the Department of Treasury figures revealed on Wednesday.  >>

Bank of England fears that larger private equity deals done in the boom years 'pose a risk to the stability of the financial system' as refinancing looms.  >>