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Germany is experiencing higher imports from the month of January and is believed that the economic condition will soon stabilize after the slowdown it saw last year.  >>

Consumer price inflation in Norway slowed down, matching economists' predictions mainly due to a 1.1% fall of food and non-alcoholic beverages and a 2.6% drop of footwear and clothing prices. >>

The U.S. Dollar strengthened against the Japanese Yen and was little changed against the shared currency on Monday session after last week's U.S. data showed a notable job growth, which >>

The Canadian Dollar rose by 0.1% to 1.0277 per the U.S. Dollar in the morning of Toronto trading session on Monday. The currency was pushed higher, as employment reports from >>

The South African Rand depreciated by 0.9% to 9.1282 per the U.S. Dollar in the end of Johannesburg trading session on Monday. The Rand is one of the worst performers >>

The Brazilian Real dropped by 0.7% to 1.9572 per the U.S. Dollar by midday trading session in Sao Paulo on Monday. The currency depreciated after increasing to 1.9442 level on March 8, >>

Russian 15-year bonds increased by three basis points, or 0.03% percentage point, and reached 7.39% yield, which is a record high, since the bond started to trade in January. Domestic bond's yield >>

Industrial production in France declined well ahead of expectations in January due to the reason that second largest economy of Europe was on the edge of its third economic crisis >>

U.K. blue chips posted an increase after swinging between gains and losses, with the FTSE 100 Index extending its highest level in five years, mainly led by food and beverage >>

German shares erased their earlier gains, stepping down from their highest level in five years on speculation Fitch Ratings cut Italy's debt, outweighing positive data on European exports. The DAX >>

Hong Kong blue chips erased their earlier gains on worse-than-expected data on Chinese economy and declining shares of the food company Want Want China Holdings. The Hang Seng index dropped >>

Japanese stocks climbed, sending the Nikkei 225 Stock Average to its longest daily winning streak in more than three years on better-than-expected U.S. employment data and weakening Yen that bolstered >>

U.S. blue chips rose on Friday as the employment climbed more than expected and the jobless benefit applications fell surprisingly, showing growth signs in the U.S. labour market. The Dow >>

The pair has been depreciating for a third straight trading session after an attempt to breach the major resistance level at 1.0326. >>

U.S. blue chips rose on Friday as the employment climbed more than expected and the jobless benefit applications fell surprisingly, showing growth signs in the U.S. labour market. The Dow >>