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The output of Britain's construction sector shrank the most in more than three years in February, raising fears of a triple-dip recession, a report by the Markit and the Chartered >>

The number of registered unemployed people in Spain rose less than expected last month, however, jumped beyond the 5 million mark for the first time, as the Eurozone's fourth-largest economy >>

China maintained its economic-growth target for 2013 unchanged at 7.5%, reflecting the nation's intention to keep more moderate growth rather than higher growth rates seen in the last decade as >>

Asian shares rose, with the regional benchmark index reversing two-day losses, on speculation central bankers will take measures and as China kept the economic-growth target for this year. The MSCI >>

U.S. shares climbed on Monday, as the Federal Reserve pledged to extend its stimulus measures to bolster the largest economy's growth offsetting concerns over spending cuts. The Standard's & Poor >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for AUD/USD (Channel Down), AUD/CHF (Rising Wedge), GBP/USD (channel Down) and USD/CAD (Rising Wedge) till 08:30 GMT. >>

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. >>

Rural commodities were mixed on Monday, with softs moving higher and grains retreating. Softs found support on fears over spreading coffee leaf rust in Central America and talks that Brazilian >>

Yesterday the currency pair has confirmed a positive outlook by closing above the support at 0.9400/0.9387. >>

The currency pair again retreats, lacking upward momentum ahead of the key resistance zone that stretches from 95.00 down to 94.42 and is mainly formed by the up-trend resistance line. >>

Daily technical indicators turned bearish, implying that yesterday's recovery does not mean a reversal, but is only a short-term bullish correction. >>

EUR/USD has returned back to the down-trend at 1.3040 that now lies overhead, but the current bias is bearish, meaning we are more likely to see a sell-off here than >>

Rural commodities were mixed on Monday, with softs moving higher and grains retreating. Softs found support on fears over spreading coffee leaf rust in Central America and talks that Brazilian >>

Energy futures except for natural gas declined on Monday amid US fiscal uncertainties and slowing manufacturing sector in China. Investors continued to avoid risky assets ahead of USD85 billion in >>

The Philippine Peso rose as stocks jumped toward the highest level touched last week, while the nation's central bank said it might take steps to cap inflows. The Peso gained >>