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The 17-nation bloc currency rose together with European government bonds, when the yield of French notes recorded a historical low as weaker inflation raised a chance of more stimulus measures >>

Asian shares increased on Tuesday with the local benchmark index heading to the strongest closing price since June 2008 after the U.S. report showed that housing sales increased and amid >>

Hong Kong equities traded green on Tuesday amid climbing U.S. housing sales. In addition, analysts speculate over new central banks' stimulus programs. The Hang Seng Index added 0.7%, or 148.40 >>

The Canadian Dollar is getting even stronger today, as the GDP data indicates a faster rate of growth. The pair slipped through the 100-day SMA at 1.0113 to the monthly >>

The Aussie is easing the pace of appreciation in recent days. >>

Since there are no important macro news and the global situation in the markets remains unchanged, EUR/JPY fluctuates in a narrow channel bounded by the major resistance at 127.73 and >>

Japanese shares declined, as the Yen strengthened yesterday and reached 97.35 per Dollar, the highest value since April 17. However, the Japanese currency has dropped 19% since November. The Nikkei >>

Dukascopy Trade Pattern Ideas for GBP/USD (Channel Up), EUR/USD (Rising Wedge), NZD/CAD (Channel Up) and EUR/TRY (Rectangle) till 16:30 GMT. >>

U.S. blue chips climbed on Monday, extending a recent advance after Italy formed a new government, erasing the political uncertainty from the market. Wall Street edged higher as Enrico Letta, >>

Dukascopy Aggregate Technical Indicator for 30 min and 1H time frame charts for major pairs for the last 144 periods till 15:00 GMT. >>

U.S. shares advanced, sending the Standard & Poor's 500 Index to a fresh high, as home sales increased boosted by optimism over more stimulus from central banks. The S&P 500 >>

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Business confidence in New Zealand eased back slightly in April from March, with firms being less optimistic about their own outlook, an ANZ Bank survey showed on Tuesday. >>

The latest data published on Monday, is raising hope that the world's third largest economy is starting to pick up under the leadership of Shinzo Abe and Haruhiko Kuroda. >>

British consumers were less confident about the economic future of their country in April, as inflation extended its run above the Bank of England's goal of 2%, increasing households' concern >>