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Japanese money stock moved up by 3.3% on an annual basis in April totaling 844.5 trillion yen, while it was expected to climb by 3.1%, the latest figure released by >>

South Korea's currency decreased to the lowest level in two weeks on Monday amid concern that the Yen's fall will have a negative impact on the country's exports after the >>

Chinese currency depreciated on Monday falling for a second day as the People's Bank of China reduced its daily fixing by 0.09% to 6.2072 per U.S. Dollar, 1.06% lower than >>

The British Sterling was little changed on Monday before a report showed that the total number of people claiming unemployment benefits in the United Kingdom dropped for the sixth month >>

Corn jumped on Monday amid speculation that continued wet weather in the Midwest, the biggest growing U.S. region, increasing chances that the country's production may miss preliminary estimated record level. >>

Copper was traded close ещ its highest level in a month after it completed a third weekly gain as investors bet that demand in China, the largest consumer of the >>

Rubber increased on Monday after it fell into a bear territory on April 1 amid weaker Yen, which dropped to the lowest level since October 2008 versus the U.S. Dollar >>

I believe this is not going to have a huge impact on the overall economy, as interest rates were already relatively low. >>

West Texas Intermediate oil dropped for a third day extending its losing streak to the longest one in a four-week period as the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries spurred production >>

U.S., Australian and Japanese government bonds declined on Monday amid speculation that demand for relative safe government notes will be boosted by unprecedented efforts of central banks to add more >>

German government bunds were little changed on Monday before an auction of Italian debt totaling 8 billion euros, or $10.4 billion, and before a report showed that investor confidence in >>

Gold declined for the third straight session on Monday extending its losing streak to the biggest drop in a week since April as the metal entered a bear market after >>

The Japanese Yen was traded lower by 0.3% at 101.96 per U.S. in the second half of Tokyo session on Monday. Today the currency touched a 102.15 level, which was the >>

The Shanghai Composite Index was lower by 0.2% to 2,242.07 points by the midday in Shanghai's trading session on Monday. Investors were concerned about a current macro situation, which do not show >>

The Australian Dollar slipped by 0.3% to 99.95 per U.S. Dollar in the second part of Sydney trading session on Monday. The currency touched a 99.61 level on 10th of >>