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Japan's trade balance is expected to show a deficit for the tenth successive month in April despite higher exports recording a second straight climb, a survey published by Reuters showed >>

The British Pound weakened heavily yesterday, as its price reversed around the weekly pivot point at 1.5240 and slipped along the Bollinger band. >>

The major currency pair appreciated further in yesterday's trading session, as the exchange rate settled above a 1.2900 benchmark. >>

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The South Korean Won depreciated 0.1% to 1,111.75 per U.S. Dollar in the morning of Seoul trading session on Wednesday. The currency snapped last two-day gains, as the Bank of >>

The Bank of Japan affirmed its decision to double the money supply by expanding it $683 billion a year in an attempt to increase inflation in the country. The decision >>

Chinese equities surged prior to the release of the world's second largest economy's PMI. Among industry groups consumer-goods and property firms posted the biggest gains, offsetting losses for utility and >>

Wall Street traded green on Tuesday as the Fed announced its decision to extend its bond buying program to bolster economic growth. The S&P 500 Index jumped 0.2% to 1,669.16, >>

Price pressure in New Zealand is expected to slowdown in the upcoming months, while growth expectations are perking up, according to a new survey released on Tuesday by the central >>

On Tuesday, a report showed that a gauge, which measures a change in the total value of goods and services purchased by Japanese businesses, fell in March, despite the economy >>

Asian equities extended gains on Wednesday, sending the regional benchmark MSCI Asia Pacific Index to finish close to its highest level in four years. Japanese TOPIX Index rallied 0.65% to >>

Britain's inflation rate slowed more than economists forecast last month, reaching a seven-month low, while producer prices rose the least since 2009 due to a drop in fuel prices. >>

Despite the fact the U.S. economy has improved significantly since the Federal Reserve introduced its record stimulus, there are no signs the Fed should turn off its monetary stimulus anytime >>

Producer prices in Europe's largest economy slowed for the third consecutive month in April, suggesting weak domestic demand and raising concerns that the economy is far away from the recovery. >>

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